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Member Comments (4)
by banter, May 07, 2008 12:17PM
Okay, based on other things you have posted, I think you are playing all of us. I wouldn't not think it even possible to "penetrate" a woman's cervix since the opening is so tiny (at least until childbirth). But if you are doing what you say you are doing, you need to stop before you damage this person or cause an infection.
by treazzure007, May 14, 2008 01:24AM
He's lying for sure. Penetrating the cervix causes cramping. The whole reason women experience pain during their menstrual cycles and labor is because of the cervix opening up to allow passage. The doctor checking the position of the baby in the womb is very uncomfortable because they have their fingers in the cervix. He's lying.
by PeaceIsAllIWant, May 14, 2008 12:42PM
To: treazzure
you're off the chain lol..........
by zett261, Jun 08, 2008 01:08PM
To: fred69
As a women with three children, I am—at 50—experiencing this, too. I don't know how deeply the penetration has gone, but now that I am aware of the real possibility (via my OWN finger), I have stopped having intercourse until my OB-GYN can advise me. I think infection is a very real possibility.
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