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I can feel the side of my cervix with my middle finger inserted just past my second knuckle. i have three children. is this a prolapse? it is also a little higher in the morning than at night. it moves out of the way during sex.
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Normal: This is quite normal. See your gynecologist for a check up. Always a good idea. Having some relaxation of the tissues is normal.
Answered 2/2/2016
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