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My cervix is always open and soft. and by open, i mean i can fit a finger tip in...all the time. help?
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Stop self exam: Please consult a board certified GYN for evaluation and diagnosis. It is usually almost impossible to feel your own cervix, since it is location very far from the vaginal opening.
Answered 9/20/2016
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