from what i have read yes you can but there is a slight chance that you may not be able to
no the first is taking a biospy using ice and the second is burning the cervix to destroy abnormal cells good luck joymaker rn
This means that you have a small cervix. Some girls do. All girls have a cervix. This is what the opening into the uterus is called.
No, a tenaculum does not puncture the cervix during a medical procedure. It is a tool used to grasp and stabilize the cervix for various procedures, but it does not puncture it.
It's in the same place as before you got pregnant
They say it's "butter soft" when you are pregnant...
This procedure is done when a Pap smear reveals abnormal results. With an endoscope placed through the vagina and into the cervix, a physician can determine exactly where lesions of the cervix are.
The cervix clamp is used to hold the cervix steady during an IUD insertion procedure. This helps the healthcare provider to accurately place the IUD in the uterus without causing discomfort or injury to the patient.
It is softening of the cervix when omeone is pregnant
Take the tip of your finger and press the tip of your nose. This is how a non-pregnant cervix generally feels. Now take the tip of your finger and press the fullest point of your bottom lip. A pregnant cervix generally feels "soft and mushy." You cannot feel it from the outside.
If you are not pregnant, and not on your period, then it probably means you are ovulating. The cervix opens up when you are ovulating, and it becomes 'slimier' to help aid the travel of the sperm. If you are pregnant, then it just means your are pregnant. If you are not pregnant, and not ovulating, then it means you are about to have your period.
The procedure is done by placing a small freeze-probe (cryoprobe) against the cervix that cools the cervix to sub-zero temperatures. The cells destroyed by freezing are shed afterwards.
If you are pregnant your cervix will swell and get firmer to the touch. This is due to the entrance being sealed so it now starts collecting fluids inside.