But it does seem a bit odd to me to make that sort of diagnosis during a period. The cervix often drops and sits quite lower during menstruation. Mine has gotten very close to the vaginal entrance, about an inch in I'd say, and my cervix tends to sit low anyway. Like you I can normally feel all the way back without having to bear down. But it never stays as low as it is during a period. It's always gone back up. If you've never seen your gyne during your period, that could be why she's never seen it that low before.
It's good you get to have it looked at just in case. I'm just surprised since my cervix has been very low and easy to touch before due to my period and it's not an issue.
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Date: 2012-09-22 09:02 am (UTC)But it does seem a bit odd to me to make that sort of diagnosis during a period. The cervix often drops and sits quite lower during menstruation. Mine has gotten very close to the vaginal entrance, about an inch in I'd say, and my cervix tends to sit low anyway. Like you I can normally feel all the way back without having to bear down. But it never stays as low as it is during a period. It's always gone back up. If you've never seen your gyne during your period, that could be why she's never seen it that low before.
It's good you get to have it looked at just in case. I'm just surprised since my cervix has been very low and easy to touch before due to my period and it's not an issue.