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I had heavy bleeding after intercourse. i am 12 weeks pregnant. upon examination, the doctor said my womb is still open. please explain a little more.
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Open cervix?: Your cervix may be slightly open- it is the opening to the entrance to the uterus- I am fairly certain this is what your doctor means.
Answered 6/12/2014
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