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I am currently 35 weeks pregnant and when my dr checks me my cervix is very sensitive lately. i am also dilated to 2.5 cm. ?
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Cervix : Hopefully you can continue the pregnancy for at least 2 more weeks to full-term. Sometimes there is early dilation of the cervix, especially in women who have had children previously.
Answered 6/24/2016
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