checking your cervix

some girl was saying she checked her cervix,how do you do this?
are you even suppose to?
and if you can what does it feel like?
is it high or low when pregnant?

Quoting samantha love:“ some girl was saying she checked her curvix,how do you do this? are you even suppose to? and if you can what does it feel like? is it high or low when pregnant?”

If you're pregnant it should be high I believe...

Quoting NaturalMom.:“ If you're pregnant it should be high I believe...”

thanks are you aloud tocheck it

posted twice oops

ekk sorry you butchered the word cervix LOL.  

Quoting samantha love:“ thanks are you aloud to touch it”

hahaha yes you're allowed to touch it. it's yours!!!

Quoting samantha love:“ thanks are you aloud tocheck it”

Yeah, just make sure your hands are clean, but if you don't know what you are looking for you'll probably be confused.

umm make sure you wash your hands!

Quoting Kayleigh&Brooke'sMama GME:“ ekk sorry you butchered the word cervix LOL.  ”

oopps  
i can't spell today

Quoting ♥ #2 on the way!:“ hahaha yes you're allowed to touch it. it's yours!!!”

haha

Quoting samantha love:“ some girl was saying she checked her curvix,how do you do this? are you even suppose to? and if you can what does it feel like? is it high or low when pregnant?”

First, it's cervix. Second, if you are TTC and charting cervical position it is ok to check your cervix, they recommend not doing it while you are pregnant because of the risk of introducing bacteria. If you start checking your cervix to help aid in TTC (I do) your cervix will be at it's highest point during ovulation and also very soft. And while you are pregnant your cervix should be high and firm

does anyone know what it feels like
normal (not pregnant)
and pregnant?

Quoting I ♥ My Raven:“ First, it's cervix. Second, if you are TTC and charting cervical position it is ok to check your cervix, ... [snip!] ... be at it's highest point during ovulation and also very soft. And while you are pregnant your cervix should be high and firm”

is it to high where i can't touch it? im guessing not but just asking

Quoting samantha love:“ is it to high where i can't touch it? im guessing not but just asking”

It's something that is different for everyone. I can always reach mine, even while ovulating. It take a little while, a few cycles of checking to really understand what you are feeling. But it's best to start charting cervical position after your AF bleeding stops. Then it is usually in it's lowest position and usually very easy to find, and it will feel very firm. As your cycle continues it gradually moves up. (because the move is so gradual, I only check my position every other day) by mid cycle (near ovulation) it is usually much higher and getting very soft. When you get to ovulation, it will feel very soft, very high (sometimes hard to reach) and may feel slightly open especially if you have had a baby already.

Quoting I ♥ My Raven:“ It's something that is different for everyone. I can always reach mine, even while ovulating. It take ... [snip!] ... will feel very soft, very high (sometimes hard to reach) and may feel slightly open especially if you have had a baby already.”

thanks so much