Re: Cervical changes

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Oh, if only I had my computer fixed. Sigh. :*-(

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>At Tue, 21 Mar 2000, AnnMarie wrote:
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>>Maybe I worry or wonder too much, but what should a 25 weeks cervix be
>>like? I think that I feel slightly open(???) or at least seem to be more
>>than I did earlier in this pregnancy. Maybe like my fingertip was
>>entering a tunnel? It's hard for me to describe. It's just that since I
>>felt no labor pains/contractions with my first baby baby and she came at
>>home (@ term), I'm not sure that I'd know in case if something would
>>happen early.
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>>AM (Hi everyone! Long time no see :-)
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>Since we have nothing to compare this to, it may be very normal. At
>your next visit, have your doctor check and see if s/he agrees with your
>assessment.
>

Thanks, Dr. H., I prob will mention something. Especially since yesterday this subject was all I could think about. I kept having pelvic pains, slightly uncomfortable but nothing major, every +/- 5 minutes for the whole afternoon. I am assuming for now maybe BH's or something since it was low, but I never really felt them before either. I tried another little check last night and noticed a definite change in that now I can fit my whole middle fingertip inside that little hole or tunnel thing. Just a few days or so ago it was a little less.

My doc said in the beginning that I'd have to do daily internal checks the last month or so. Maybe I'll have to start sooner. Hehe, 1st preg I was 2/80 @first check a month or so before I was even due. Surprised him! You'd think a 2nd preg would be easier b/c I should've already experienced everything! LOL

AM

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