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discomfort around port 2 months out?

I ended up at dr's office due to sudden soreness and discomfort around port area deep in tissue. No redness or swelling externally....anyone else experience this? Dr couldn't feel or see anything wrong if it persists he will do scan. Feels like i tore something but i haven't done anything strenuous or lifted heavy objects .....any ideas? thanks.:cursing:

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Without strenuous activity, it's still possible to have pulled stitches in your port area just from normal movements or bouncing, etc.

I have had random pains in my port, and my port did flip, it's now fixed and moved.. and it's not flipped again but every once in a while it aches for no good reason.

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