Has anyone experienced this?
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I went for my third fill yesterday and my Dr. could not do it. He said my port had flipped and the back of it was facing front. Now I have to go back to the hospital and have it repositioned. I have no idea what caused the port to do this. He asked if I had lifted anything heavy, but I can't remember doing anything like that.
I do remember when I first started riding my stationary bike, I could feel the port but it never hurt or felt like it was tearing. I waited until he said I could do it to start riding. Maybe, it just was not supposed to be there.
My first two fills were very easy and no problem.
I was just wondering if anyone had this problem and did you ever find out the reason for it.
I am scheduled for the surgery on Thursday so I will let you know how it turns out.
jazie