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A member asked:
Im 6 weeks pregnant last week my cervix was very high now its extremely low. is this normal? i have no bleeding. just light cramps on occasion.
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Wait it out: Being this early there is not much to do but wait it out. Cramping your feeling is most likely normal and round ligament pain. Usually we worry about shortened cervix but doesn't happen this early. Your cervix really shouldn't be high or low. At this point keep your regular ob visit
Answered 5/7/2015
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