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I'm 17 weeks pregnant and when intimate with my husband my cervix seems really low and its really sensitive. should i be concerned?
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Pregnant: during pregnancy your body will go through many changes. It is quite possible the uterine ligament may relax and the cervix is a little lower in the vaginal canal and more sensitive.
Answered 9/8/2014
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