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I was told during a uterine biopsy, and once before, that i have a very tight cervical opening. what effects does it have? what does it mean?
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See below: It means the cervical opening is small. Unless your cervical opening was scarred somehow, there's virtually no clinical significance.
Answered 4/12/2013
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