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painfull enlarged cervix
hello
last month i had a very early misscarage i am now in now ovulateing and two weeks into my cycle and have very large opening to my cervix and strong period like pains ( i have never had pains this strong b4) does anyone know what this could be ???? many thanks xx
last month i had a very early misscarage i am now in now ovulateing and two weeks into my cycle and have very large opening to my cervix and strong period like pains ( i have never had pains this strong b4) does anyone know what this could be ???? many thanks xx
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hello.
No one can tell what's going on without a physical evaluation; however, I'm sure a gynecologist can tell you possible causes. At various points in their lives, many women experience mid-cycle pain during ovulation, and it doesn't necessarily indicate any problem.
However, this forum is for advice regarding sexual and relationship issues. I suggest you ask your question in the gynecology expert forum at: http://www.medhelp.org/forums/show/103
No one can tell what's going on without a physical evaluation; however, I'm sure a gynecologist can tell you possible causes. At various points in their lives, many women experience mid-cycle pain during ovulation, and it doesn't necessarily indicate any problem.
However, this forum is for advice regarding sexual and relationship issues. I suggest you ask your question in the gynecology expert forum at: http://www.medhelp.org/forums/show/103
hi sam yea i have a 11 year old daughter and a 9 year old son i have no other health problems and concive very easy. i was only arond 5 weeks when i had the misscarage no cramps as such just painfull cervix
Have you ever been pregnant before? This is actually relevant to your question. And how far along were you? Cramps?
If you had other pregnancies how long ago were they? Any other health problems?
If you had other pregnancies how long ago were they? Any other health problems?
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