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Suggest Treatment For Suprapubic Pain Without Any Urinary Symptoms

Mam I am a pathologist.Now I am in 28th week.I had cerclage at 15th week.For last 15 days I have been having suprapubic pain without any urinary symptoms.Pain is relieved after I take paracetamol,duvadilan and rest.It is not a contraction.Latest US normal.I have been advised proluton 750 per week.I am also using per vag.progestrone.I/M IS VERY PAINFUL AND I AM TAKING 250 PER WEEK.pLEASE ADVISE.
Thanks.
Tulsi
Thu, 29 May 2014
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Hello,
Suprapubic pain could be due either to some amount of joint laxity in the pubic symphysis as divarication initiates during early last trimester is some persons. Apart from this, persistent Braxton-Hicks' contractions also have to kept in mind. The fact that you have a cervical encirclage can also lead to such pain as the uterus enlarges and the nerve endings are on pressure. Whatever it is, you should not ignore it and report the matter to your attending gynecologist for further management, if any. For relief of pain from the injection, please use cold compresses as they are very helpful. Wish you safe motherhood.
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Suggest Treatment For Suprapubic Pain Without Any Urinary Symptoms

Hello, Suprapubic pain could be due either to some amount of joint laxity in the pubic symphysis as divarication initiates during early last trimester is some persons. Apart from this, persistent Braxton-Hicks contractions also have to kept in mind. The fact that you have a cervical encirclage can also lead to such pain as the uterus enlarges and the nerve endings are on pressure. Whatever it is, you should not ignore it and report the matter to your attending gynecologist for further management, if any. For relief of pain from the injection, please use cold compresses as they are very helpful. Wish you safe motherhood.