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My gyn noticed a thickening of cervix part of my uterus . what does that mean and is it not normal ? i am 28 yrs old and not pregnant yet .
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Probably normal: All cervix are thick before a first child in particular. Don't know why such a comment would've made!
Answered 4/3/2015
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