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Everytime i breathe heavily, i get a sharp pain in my cervix each time i do it. i'm 11 weeks pregnant is this normal?
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Pelvic pain: Hard to answer your question. How do you know the pain is coming from the cervix? How would you know is coming from the cervix and not vaginal. Bladder, pelvis. Gi tract etc. Have your obgyn examine you.
Answered 2/20/2020
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