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11 weeks pregnant & checked my cervix & it still feels like its in a low position. is this concerning? i heard its suppose to rise up in pregnancy? worried it means something may be wrong? my 8 week ultrasound was fine, strong heart beat?
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At "11 weeks" of pregnancy, the cervix may remain in a "low" position, but in a few more weeks, the enlarged uterus will be elevated by the sacral promontory and will not remain in the "low" position.
Answered 2/28/2023
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