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Re: cervix question

From: A (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 9 Jan 2003 13:56:51 -0600 (CST)


At Wed, 8 Jan 2003, hope wrote: >
>At Wed, 8 Jan 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
>>
>>At Fri, 6 Dec 2002, sara wrote:
>>>
>>>Hi. I am about 8 weeks pregnant and I have not been to a dr yet. I
>>>have read that the cervix changes with pregnancy and am wondering what
>>>is normal at this stage of pregnancy. My cervix seems softer, perhaps a
>>>tad higher, and the opening feels longer than it used to. Is this
>>>normal or is this a bad sign? I don't really know what is meant by a
>>>closed or open cervix...what does an open cervix feel like? Does it feel
>>>like the opening is longer, because mine feels longer..and maybe not as
>>>tight as it did before. Thanks for any info.
>>
>>First of all, unless you are a trained physician there is no possible
>>way for you to "feel" your own cervix. A lot of women aren't even sure
>>. And you cannot "feel" this :)
>
>YOU are wrong anonymous, YOU can feel your cervix. Ever hear of natural
>family planning? Look at the anatomy of the female. The cervix is
>between the vagina ad the uterus. You need to get your facts straigt.
>To the creator of the post, yes, you are right your cervix is long,but
>since you are pregnant there should be no need for you to be feeling
>your cervix now.

Yes, anonymous, you are quite wrong. A doctor taught me how to use a diaphram properly and showed me how to feel for my cervix. Perhaps that's why I never got pregnant while using this form of birth control for many years. (and no, I'm not infertile. I have 2 kids that I conceived while not using birth control.)




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