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Is your cervix supposed to be high and low also very open soft at bottom and hard at top?
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Not really: I assume that you are asking about someone who is not pregnant. If pregnant then different answer. Everyone's cervix is slightly different just like our noses, ears and the rest of us. There is no real normal.
Answered 9/9/2012
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