Re: Cervical or vaginal

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Your Doctor has seen and examined you. He therefore has a lot more information to base decision making on, so I would certainly have to agree.

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>My other question is that some people talk about cervical pain. How
>would I know if this pain is coming from the cervix vs. the vagina????

As a rule the cervix is not an organ that causes pain. In fact we can do some noxious things to the cervix and not have it cause any paain at all.

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>I am 23 weeks, and don't want to create a problem that doesn't exist...
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>I do go back to the dr. on Monday.

Listen to your Doctor and not all the stories at the bridge table or on the sidelines at the soccer field.

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>Thank you.

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