Pain 3 months after operation donating my kidney: What to do?

@anubhav007, Welcome to Connect. Thank You, for being a living kidney donor. 🤍
Your surgery was 3 months ago and you have questions about pain in the area of your surgery. As a recipient, I had my own minor pains and questions at 3 months post surgery. They did go away over time, and I checked with my transplant team to be sure that they were a 'normal' part of the healing process for me.

I have located some Transplant Discussions where member donors have shared their experiences before, during, and after their living organ donation. You will find a wealth of valuable information scattered throughout these conversations:
- From a Living Donor: One year later, what is your life like now?
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/a-post-donation-check-in-one-year-later/
- Kidney transplant from the donor's side
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/kidney-transplant-from-the-donor-side/

@anubhav007, I have a few questions that can help others to understand your current situation. Can you describe your pains or when you notice them? What has your medical/surgery team had to say about this?

@tasher3433, @mauraacro, @cmael, @betsypuccirogers, @danhoe - I am tagging you to this discussion about your pain experience at after kidney donation.

Welcome @anubhav007
I would recommend that you contact the transplant unit where you donated your kidney. Hopefully, they can give you reassurance and help.