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What happen to your cervix after the ovulation if not conceived? does it goes low and hard or high and soft?
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The cervix responds to hormone changes during a cycle and during pregnancy, but there are no changes specifically associated with the event of conception because the hormone changes take time to develop. By the time an effect might be noticeable a period will have been missed as well as other much more obvious symptoms.
Answered 1/17/2023
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