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A member asked:
If smoking dries up your cervical mucus how soon after i quit will it start to return? or will it return?
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Right away: As soon as you quit smoking your cervix will likely return to normal. Definitely try and quit, smoking is one of the most harmful toxins you can put in your body. It's hard to quit, i know, but i also know you can do it.
Answered 8/1/2013
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