What could be the reason for abdominal pain and back pain during pregnancy?

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From your history, I do not see any need for a cerclage. Cerclage is a procedure where the tape or stitch is put surgically. It is like a bag or sac's mouth being closed with a thread. It has no actual strength, it keeps the mouth, if weakened, closed. Suppose the pressure in the uterus increases and if the stitch is blocking the exit, the pain can just make a new opening. I mean the uterus can tear off and bleeding can start. If this pain is real pain as the doctor suspects, how can the stitch reduce the pain? This is used if you have a history of previous cervical dilation or examination showing a dilated cervix or scan showing cervical length of < 2.5 centimeters. You do not seem to have any of the complications.

So I would suggest you to think of the alternative causes.

1. Kindly rule out urinary infections.
2. Never sit sloppy, never bend forwards. Keep back straight.
3. Avoid soft or cotton beds, use a hard bed, or just sleep on a blanket.
4. Have back exercises like stretching, and walking.
5. Do not sit for 8 hours at a stretch, walk and move back once in a while. Local heat or mild oil massage
6. For mild uterine contractions use injection Proluton depot 500 mg intramuscular single dose.
7. Hope you are not sexually active now. Have an antifungal vaginal capsule.
8. So I do not think I have to tell you about the surgery, as this is not the reason for the pain. It will not relieve the pain either.

I hope this helps.