Husbands port is still painful....

MrsBrown1110

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So my husband Nick got A port placed 2 months ago. Since then he has complained of pain. I expected it would be painful until it healed but I would think it should be healed by now. When he works on stuff with his hands, Or sleeps A certain way or moves A certain way it is painful to him. Is it always going to be like this? Just wondering hope you can help with some answers. Thanks Always
 

MrsBrown1110

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So my husband Nick got A port placed 2 months ago. Since then he has complained of pain. I expected it would be painful until it healed but I would think it should be healed by now. When he works on stuff with his hands, Or sleeps A certain way or moves A certain way it is painful to him. Is it always going to be like this? Just wondering hope you can help with some answers. Thanks Always
 

MrsBrown1110

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So my husband Nick got A port placed 2 months ago. Since then he has complained of pain. I expected it would be painful until it healed but I would think it should be healed by now. When he works on stuff with his hands, Or sleeps A certain way or moves A certain way it is painful to him. Is it always going to be like this? Just wondering hope you can help with some answers. Thanks Always
 

MrsBrown1110

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So my husband Nick got A port placed 2 months ago. Since then he has complained of pain. I expected it would be painful until it healed but I would think it should be healed by now. When he works on stuff with his hands, Or sleeps A certain way or moves A certain way it is painful to him. Is it always going to be like this? Just wondering hope you can help with some answers. Thanks Always
 

MrsBrown1110

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So my husband Nick got A port placed 2 months ago. Since then he has complained of pain. I expected it would be painful until it healed but I would think it should be healed by now. When he works on stuff with his hands, Or sleeps A certain way or moves A certain way it is painful to him. Is it always going to be like this? Just wondering hope you can help with some answers. Thanks Always
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KrazyKat

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I can only speak from my own personal experience, but apart from the post surgery pain, which lasted about three days, mine is painless. Of course, everybody has a different pain threshold and us women are supposed to tolerate it better than men (don't tell him this!!! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">), but i would think if he is experiencing any pain at all, something is up. I'd get it checked out if i was him. Good luck!!
 

KrazyKat

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I can only speak from my own personal experience, but apart from the post surgery pain, which lasted about three days, mine is painless. Of course, everybody has a different pain threshold and us women are supposed to tolerate it better than men (don't tell him this!!! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">), but i would think if he is experiencing any pain at all, something is up. I'd get it checked out if i was him. Good luck!!
 

KrazyKat

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I can only speak from my own personal experience, but apart from the post surgery pain, which lasted about three days, mine is painless. Of course, everybody has a different pain threshold and us women are supposed to tolerate it better than men (don't tell him this!!! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">), but i would think if he is experiencing any pain at all, something is up. I'd get it checked out if i was him. Good luck!!
 

KrazyKat

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I can only speak from my own personal experience, but apart from the post surgery pain, which lasted about three days, mine is painless. Of course, everybody has a different pain threshold and us women are supposed to tolerate it better than men (don't tell him this!!! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">), but i would think if he is experiencing any pain at all, something is up. I'd get it checked out if i was him. Good luck!!
 

KrazyKat

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I can only speak from my own personal experience, but apart from the post surgery pain, which lasted about three days, mine is painless. Of course, everybody has a different pain threshold and us women are supposed to tolerate it better than men (don't tell him this!!! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">), but i would think if he is experiencing any pain at all, something is up. I'd get it checked out if i was him. Good luck!!
 

Ready2Dance

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Sometimes if moved my arm funny it would make the port almost dig into me and that was painful. I just got a new one placed about a week ago and mine is relatively painless now. Just tender to touch still, but fine otherwise. I would think at 2 months that should all be gone. I'd get it checked out too! Best of luck!!
 

Ready2Dance

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Sometimes if moved my arm funny it would make the port almost dig into me and that was painful. I just got a new one placed about a week ago and mine is relatively painless now. Just tender to touch still, but fine otherwise. I would think at 2 months that should all be gone. I'd get it checked out too! Best of luck!!
 

Ready2Dance

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Sometimes if moved my arm funny it would make the port almost dig into me and that was painful. I just got a new one placed about a week ago and mine is relatively painless now. Just tender to touch still, but fine otherwise. I would think at 2 months that should all be gone. I'd get it checked out too! Best of luck!!
 

Ready2Dance

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Sometimes if moved my arm funny it would make the port almost dig into me and that was painful. I just got a new one placed about a week ago and mine is relatively painless now. Just tender to touch still, but fine otherwise. I would think at 2 months that should all be gone. I'd get it checked out too! Best of luck!!
 

Ready2Dance

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Sometimes if moved my arm funny it would make the port almost dig into me and that was painful. I just got a new one placed about a week ago and mine is relatively painless now. Just tender to touch still, but fine otherwise. I would think at 2 months that should all be gone. I'd get it checked out too! Best of luck!!
 

just1more

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You need to have the surgeon check it.

My son has had his for quite some time and it shouldn't hurt 2 months post-op.

My thought from your description is that there might be a nerve being compressed/rubbed that is causing the pain given that it is tied to movement or position.
 

just1more

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You need to have the surgeon check it.

My son has had his for quite some time and it shouldn't hurt 2 months post-op.

My thought from your description is that there might be a nerve being compressed/rubbed that is causing the pain given that it is tied to movement or position.
 

just1more

New member
You need to have the surgeon check it.

My son has had his for quite some time and it shouldn't hurt 2 months post-op.

My thought from your description is that there might be a nerve being compressed/rubbed that is causing the pain given that it is tied to movement or position.
 

just1more

New member
You need to have the surgeon check it.

My son has had his for quite some time and it shouldn't hurt 2 months post-op.

My thought from your description is that there might be a nerve being compressed/rubbed that is causing the pain given that it is tied to movement or position.
 

just1more

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You need to have the surgeon check it.
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<br />My son has had his for quite some time and it shouldn't hurt 2 months post-op.
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<br />My thought from your description is that there might be a nerve being compressed/rubbed that is causing the pain given that it is tied to movement or position.
 
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