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Nenis

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Cervical Position Posted: 12-21-05 19:25pm


What is the cervical position during pregnancy? Is it high? Or is it low?

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Posted: 12-21-05 19:26pm


High

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Thanks Posted: 12-21-05 19:28pm


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Weird Posted: 12-21-05 19:39pm


The weird thing is that I checked my cervix yesterday and it was low and closed which is normal after ovulation, but the again it is high today. I am confused, could I ovulate twice, my period is due in a week

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