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Can i die from cervical stenosis (vaginal)? not interested in fertility; have children, going thru major hormone imbalances
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No: No, you will not die directly from vaginal cervical stenosis. The cervical opening which opens from the uterus into the vaginal is smaller/stenosed. It impacts fertility but if you do desire anymore children, you will be okay.
Answered 6/7/2017
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