Cervix During Pregnancy

Yes. It is called vanishing twin syndrome. The remaining twin does best if the miscarriage is in the first trimester. In the second and third trimester the risk to the remaining twin increases.

I have the same thing happening to me. I had a "regular" period this month, then three or four days later I started bleeding again, very heavy, even for my period when it usually starts and the blood is bright red.

no your cervix should be higher in the vagina ad closed and hard it will not thin out or soften or open until labor and birth are ready to occur

Yes it will hurt in the uterus , as two pairs of legs will be kicking you not one.

*80% effaced and -2cm station.

No one is absolutely certain. Refer to the one you came from for reassurance

The smoke may be because you are overheating the engine. There are several causes for this. Check your fluid level in your radiator. Make sure it is full. Check your thermostat. Change it if it is weak. Check your radiator cap. This needs to be the correct one for the engine. Check all moving parts for your water system. Like the water pump, hoses and fittings.

MAKE SURE YOUR SPARKPLUGS ARE ON PROPERLY...GET NEW SPARK PLUGS,DISTRIBUTOR CAP/ROTOR, OR SPARKPLUG WIRES. IF NONE OF THIS WORKS YOU MIGHT WANT TO MESS WITH EGR VALVE OR IDLE CONTROL VALVE?????

It really depends on the woman. Everyone is different and what works for one woman may not work for another. Good luck!

A grazed cervix is when there is cut or graze on the cervix that may bleed. This is caused by childbirth, sexual intercourse and occasional check ups.

Not always. The mucus plug would stretch across a finger tip. As dilation continues it will be washed away with normal fluids.

Light spotting can be normal during pregnancy it is not classed as a period, but vaginal bleeding, it depends on colour and quantity also, bright red blood constantly could indicate a problem of possible miscarriage or ectopic. Brown blood is old blood (possible remains from your last menstrual period). Normally though the blood is stored in your mucus plug (thats why some women have a pink tinge to their cm when they have a 'show' ie: bloody show. I would consult a doctor if the bleeding, even spotting continues to be on the safe side.

Yes. Your cervical mucus will change over the course of your cycle. This has everything to do with ovulation. Try tracking your cervical mucus and it will tell you when you are ovulating, and when your period is about to start. You will find that after your period finishes, you have little cervial mucus. You will feel "dry" when you touch your vagina and any mucus you have will be white or yellowish and feel either creamy or sticky. This mucus is actually very acid and is poison to sperm, it will kill them. As you approach ovulation your mucus will change, it will become clear and very slippery - very much like raw egg whites. And there will be a lot of it. Your vagina will feel wet or damp. This is the natural lubricant for sex and the cervical mucus actually helps sperm live longer and move through the vagina. Once you start to see this mucus, you know you are about to ovulate and are "fertile". This will usually last about 2-4 days. Once ovulation is over, the mucus will once again become sticky and no longer be clear. If you count 14 days from the middle of your "clear & slippery" cycle, you will find what day your period will come on. The mucus will remain sticky right up until your period starts.