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I've been on birth control for almost three weeks. my cervix is low and seems to be open. what does that mean? (i haven't had sex unprotected)
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The birth control: Has nothing to do with the position of your cervix, it sounds like you have some uterine prolapse , your gyn can do an exam and find out because if u do you may need surgery to fix the problem.
Answered 3/20/2013
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