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Can i still get pregnant if my cervix is low and hard?
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Ovulation: Yes. Of course. You get pregnant when your ovary releases an egg if there is sperm there waiting to impregnate it. The position of your cervix has no bearing on your ability to conceive. Sperm manage to find the cervix and swim through it regardless of where it is anatomically.
Answered 3/26/2016
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