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4 weeks out and I am having horrible stabbing pain,,,help

Hey guys I am 4 weeks out and have been released for exercise as of last Mon....O.K. I have been taking baths and getting through but today I got on the floor to fix some computer cable and I started to pull at my port site...BAD like the burning stabbing pulling just after surgery....And I need 2 no is this normal???? I have been wanting a fill so bad for restriction but if I had a doc that would fill at 4 weeks there is no way I could stand the pain,,,,,,,Whats up????ANYONE ELSE ???:eek::mad::sad::rolleyes::unsure::wink2:

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Not a March 09 bandster but just to ease your mind...You probably just used a muscle that is sutured and not healed yet. This is normal, it takes a full six weeks to heal. Listen to your body, don't push yourself...if anything causes pain stop right away (as if you would keep doing it). The port site related pain lasts the longest because there is so much nerve and muscle involved.

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Thanks Jodi.....I appreciate your info.....The docs office agreed, but said if it doesn't get better to go in for a cat scan.....

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