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Patients receiving chemotherapy require frequent blood draws to monitor the treatmentâs effect on the body. The port can be used for these routine blood draws. Fluids and medications, such as anti-nausea medicines and antibiotics can be given through the port.
You have chemotherapy and other drugs through the port. It can stay in until your chemotherapy is over. Your port will be put in by a nurse or doctor usually using a local anaesthetic. They insert the port under the skin, usually on your chest, and the attached tube goes into a vein near the heart.ou can see a small bump underneath your skin where the port is. They pass a needle through your skin into the port to give your chemotherapy into the vein. The skin over the port can be numbed first with an anaesthetic cream first so you donât feel any discomfort.