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A member asked:
I am 6 dpo and my cervix is high and feels soft i can barely reach it tho, what could this mean?
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Cervical position: Cervical position essentially means nothing. This is not something that obgyns evaluate in a nonpregnant woman. There is no reason to be making any sort of health decisions based on the way your cervix feels. The cervix stays basically closed until one goes into labor. Although popular on the internet feeling your cervix is not a reliable indicator.
Answered 1/16/2021
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