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A member asked:
Could you still get your period when your cervix is high? my period is due in 2 days but cervix is still high.
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Yes you can: How high your cervix is plays no role in your period. Some women may feel their cervix drops due to the engorgement prior to menses.
Answered 11/2/2013
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