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Bloody Saline in my Band!

I just had a fill as my restriction seems to have gone down significantly lately.

When my surgeon found my port and drew out the saline, it was red (bloody). He did not say anything but he did replace the fill with new saline.

Is this normal?? If not what could it mean? :w00t:

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I don't know if this is normal but the same thing happened to me on my second fill. I've had 2 more fills since then and haven't noticed if they were also bloody.

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