Uterine prolapse: A "low appearing cervix" that is still well within the vagina is not quite the same as a descended uterus/cervix that is present at varying degrees toward the vaginal opening. A "tilted "uterus will present the cervix towards the front roof of the vagina as the body of the uterus is towards the floor at the back of the vagina. A qualified GYN MD exam should be able to make the distinction.
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