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Q: What is cervex?
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poly ps relting to colon .and pap smear to cervex


Are pigs left handed or right handed?

To claim that pigs are left-handed or right handed is a joke. It is said that all pigs are left-handed because of how you artificially inseminate a pig. A sow's, female pig, cervex twists counter-clockwise or to the left. This means that you have to twists the catheter tow the left in order to be able to penetrate the cervex to AI the pig. Whoever said that pigs are left-handed was having some fun with you.


Is it possible for your period to hurt more after having sexual intercourse?

yes, the opening of the cervex is sensitive and menstrual flow thru the opening causes pain. during intercourse that area is rubbed and sensitized further so that future flow is a little more painful. my dr says take advil before pain is recoognized.


How soon does your mucous plug form?

It starts forming as soon as the blastocyst (5 day old baby cells) implants in the uterus. The implantation process causes the release of hormones that tells your body to start changing itself to support the new life, one of the first changes being that your cervix will develop a mucus plug. Good luck!


Can a 12 year old get cervical cancer?

Of course. Cervical cancer is the second most common cancer in women under 35 but accounts for only around 2% of all cancer in women a a whole. Most cases of cervical cancer are seen in sexualy active women, especialy those who married young or started to have sex young. Condom usage reduces the risk of cancer and precancerous changes to the cervix. However, there are some data to suggest that daughther's of women who developed cervical cancer are more likely to develope it too, although at this time we do not know of any genetic faults which could cause cervical cancer. It is suggested that the vast majority of cases are due to HPV, a virus which is sexually contracted and very common although it is also suggested that babies born to women with HPV infection may contract the virus at birth. In summary, most cases of cervical cancer are in non-virgins but there is a small chance of developing the disease by non-sexual HPV infection or other as yet unknown events.