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Painful Yawns

Yesterday I had this weird hiccup and then chest pain and was nauseous all day. Now today, I am really tired because I didn't sleep well and every time I yawn I get a sharp pain in the center of my chest. Anyone experience this?

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I had painful yawns also but the left side of my back (upper quadrant) would really hurt. I couldnt take deep breaths at first either. Now that Im healing I don't feel pain anymore

oh i am getting these too. i am glad i am not the only one. it's like i yawn, get pain in the left shoulder then burp. it's so weird. but i only had my surgery on friday so i am taking the weird as just recovery for now. but misery loves company! :wink:

I would just call your surgeon to cover your bases. Maybe just pulled at your port site, but to be sure I would call. Good luck!

it sounds to me like gas pains Bu my dr also told me to remeber my port is stitched to a muscle and if you need/use that muscle you will have discomfort

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