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I just gave birth 5 weeks ago and i am now menstruating, but my cervix is very low. will it come back up? i'm worried
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I'm time your uterus: Which is attached to your cervix will get smaller. Then your cervix will seem to retract as well. So not worry at this point
Answered 4/5/2016
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