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I'm 31, no children. my cervix has been really low for 2 weeks. feel it fingertip in. light pungent whitish discharge. someabdominal pain. what is it?
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Prolapse: You should have a gyn checkup. It sounds like uterine prolapse and other problems should be considered too. It may not be your cervix but a growth or other abnormality. Sometimes a mass or cyst can push your uterus lower into the vaginal canal.
Answered 3/12/2013
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