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retroverted uterus..feeling bump?lump?around cervix?

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PostPosted: 12/30/06 - 20:41    Post subject: retroverted uterus..feeling bump?lump?around cervix? Vote now! Reply with quote
theres a possibility i may be pregnant , should my cervix be low and kinda tight and wats all this stuff by the cervix i checked out my cervix othr days and never felt bumps lumps or watevers up there...its weird is that common when you have a retroverted uterus?
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