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Can you tell me about normal for the cervix to be low and hard after 2 weeks and 7 days since miscarriage?
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Probably normal: A cervix feels like the tip of one's nose typically and has firm consistency. Occasionally after pregnancy the placement of cervix can change from passage of pregnancy, miscarriage, or swelling.
Answered 9/14/2017
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