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What is it?
I've been inserting my fingers for the past few days and I happen to feel like a big lump deep inside my vagina and I don't know what it is, I'm pretty sure it's not my cervix because I can insert a bit of my finger on the side, can't reach it though. I haven't had sex, just some foreplay and rubbing genitals. It just scares me because I probably haven't felt that bump back then??
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Hi. I think if I'm understanding what you are describing that this really is likely your cervix. That is the neck of the womb and the main lump women feel. https://www.webmd.com/women/picture-of-the-cervix#1
Do you get an annual physical or anything? You can double check then but it really does sound like your cervix.
Do you get an annual physical or anything? You can double check then but it really does sound like your cervix.
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Thank you for clarifying, I was a bit confused. :)
It's understandable because you can't really see anything in there and have to guess what it is (like the old game of putting your hand into a bag and feeling objects, ha ha). But from your description, I would be confident that it is your cervix.
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