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My new gyn said my cervix is narrow and dialted my cervix in office .... now what happens ? i have been trying to get pregnant and can't ? help
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Not typical: Cervical dilation is not a very typical procedure for a patient to have done. Therefore you will need to discuss this with your individual doctor to determine what was done in your individual case.
Answered 9/18/2016
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