Question 1

tiny bit of blood after wiping after sex had cin3 all clear now could he bumped my cervixs during sex ? im   on the pill im worried

Accepted Answer

Normal: The tiny bit of blood during or after intercourse can be normal. Hormones can make the cervix very touchy, and a small amount of bleeding is nothing to worry about. In addition, it is completely normal for your partner's penis to bump your cervix every time! The vagina is only 4 inches long on average when not in use, so this is definitely a normal occurrence.

Question 2

i started spotting with brown/pink blood when i checked my cervix on day 25 and 26...day 27 had reddish blood though not heavy so started taking the pill as im due to start ivf this month. since then ive had a pad on and only 2-3 inches cover with dark br

Accepted Answer

Irregular bleeding: Irregular periods are one of the most common problems obgyns treat. If this is one time problem it usually resolves on its own. If this is a recurring problem you should be evaluated. Infections ;  hormonal changes can cause spotting. If there is a concern for pregnancy then do  a home pregnancy test .  There are many options available to help regulate the menstrual cycle. Schedule a visit.

Question 3

okay so im on the pill. im 7 months postpartum. i have a app that tells me when im supposed to ovulate and thats supposedly like today. 11/23/22 & my cervix is high, open & soft. what does this mean? i thought i cant ovulate on the pill. ?

Accepted Answer

: The pill stops or reduces the formation of the ovum but is not 100% effective that's why there is a rate of failure (about 1%) Regarding the findings the best person to advise is your OB/Gyn who knows your situation best

Question 4

i have had  constant spotting for months and have been on the pill for 3 yrs, had a pap today and my cervix is inflamed! any chances of cancer?

Accepted Answer

Follow up with MD: Hi katie. Spotting is certainly a reason to get checked, and having a pap was the right thing to do. A cervix can be inflamed for a variety of reasons, cancer among them. My recommendation is to follow up with your doctor and specifically the results of the pap. Even if the pap is negative, though, you will want to see your doctor to explore other reasons for the inflammation.

Question 5

if you ovulate accidentally while on the pill, will your cervical position change as well?

Accepted Answer

No: Ovulation while on the pill is not as uncommon as we once thought and does not significantly  decrease the effectiveness of the pill. For the longest time we did not know joe often this occurred because it did not have any obvious signs.

Question 6

does your cervix change when you are on the contraceptive pill?

Accepted Answer

: It can, yes. Hormonal contraception can cause cervical ectopy -- migration of the kind of tissue inside the cervix through the opening and onto the surface of the cervix. Ectopy (sometimes called ectropion) often is normally present in the teen years and may become more prominent with hormonal contraception or pregnancy.

Question 7

why does the cervix change  position?

Accepted Answer

Part of uterus: The cervix is part of the uterus and if the angle of the uterus changes, it can change the position of cervix.

Question 8

i want to change the time i take the pill since i already overslept twice. 5min and 2hrs. how can i switch to late night without affecting the cycle?

Accepted Answer

Take at night: You want to take the pill the same time everyday to reduce the risk of breakthrough bleeding. I usually recommend taking the pill at night when you brush your teeth to get ready for bed.

Question 9

how long does the pill take to change / stop your cycle?

Accepted Answer

One month. : By the second pack your period should be under control.

Question 10

hi 
im looking to change from the pill to a patch what should i do?

Accepted Answer

Not enough: For a meaningful answer, but the best way to start the process would be to discuss with your pill prescriber. Without knowing what type of pill or patches are being discussed and the condition been treated or prevented there is not much else one can speculate on.

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Tiny bit of blood after wiping after sex had cin3 all clear now could he bumped my cervixs during sex ? im on the pill im worried

A member asked:

I started spotting with brown/pink blood when i checked my cervix on day 25 and 26...day 27 had reddish blood though not heavy so started taking the pill as im due to start ivf this month. since then ive had a pad on and only 2-3 inches cover with dark br

A member asked:

Okay so im on the pill. im 7 months postpartum. i have a app that tells me when im supposed to ovulate and thats supposedly like today. 11/23/22 & my cervix is high, open & soft. what does this mean? i thought i cant ovulate on the pill. ?

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I have had constant spotting for months and have been on the pill for 3 yrs, had a pap today and my cervix is inflamed! any chances of cancer?

A member asked:

If you ovulate accidentally while on the pill, will your cervical position change as well?

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Does your cervix change when you are on the contraceptive pill?

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Why does the cervix change position?

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I want to change the time i take the pill since i already overslept twice. 5min and 2hrs. how can i switch to late night without affecting the cycle?

A member asked:

How long does the pill take to change / stop your cycle?

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Hi im looking to change from the pill to a patch what should i do?

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