I haven't been checking my CP throughout my cycles yet. I plan to start if I make it to the next cycle. (Hopefully I wont)
So here is my question....although I know everyone is different.
When your cervix is high, how high is it? Can you barely find it, how far do you have to go in, etc?
When your cervix is low, how low is it? To the first knuckle, second, etc?
Thanks ladies! I attempted to check in the last few days leading up to AF or BFP and it seems pretty high. This morning I almost couldn't get to it but I did.




Re: Checking Cervical Position ?
When my cervix is high I can almost not find/touch it. When it is low, it is right there about one in a half knuckle in.
Thanks ladies!!
So from what I have read online....when AF is coming your CP is low, right?
TTC #2 since 4/09
Unexplained Secondary IF
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4 failed rounds of clomid ~ 4 failed IUIs ~ 1 m/c
2/3/11: IUI #5 - Femara/Follistim/Ovidrel/Crinone = BFP (2/14)!!!
Beta #1 (12dpiui): 53 Beta #2 (14dpiui): 203 Beta #3 (20dpiui): 3932 Beta #4 (28dpiui): 60,775
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I'm with Monkey - I gave up on CP. I could never tell a distinct difference and let it slide since it is a secondary fertility sign. I may give it a shot later in this cycle though, just to see if I can tell when it's higher/more open.
Ok....Thanks!!
TTC #2 since 4/09
Unexplained Secondary IF
*****************************
4 failed rounds of clomid ~ 4 failed IUIs ~ 1 m/c
2/3/11: IUI #5 - Femara/Follistim/Ovidrel/Crinone = BFP (2/14)!!!
Beta #1 (12dpiui): 53 Beta #2 (14dpiui): 203 Beta #3 (20dpiui): 3932 Beta #4 (28dpiui): 60,775
1st U/S (3/3): 2 sacs & yolks 2nd U/S (3/8) 2 heartbeats-TWINS!
Baby A:6w6d HR 131 Baby B:6w4d HR 124
TWINS!! EDD 10/25/2011
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TTC #2 - 6/12 surgery #3, FET #1 & 1.2 = BFN, 12/2012 FET #2 = BFP! DD is 1.5 yrs!
Surprise! 12/16/14 BFP, loss #2 12/31/14
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I just got my TCOYF book in the mail yesterday and tried this. My cervical position *should* be low right now and I absolutely cannot find it. It's just a never ending tunnel, unless I'm missing something. I don't understand HOW it can ever be that low though.... how would a man fit inside you if the tunnel ends at 3"? Unless it's like spring-loaded and can push your whole reproductive system up in your stomach up to 10". I just don't get it.
Sorry for the TMI but this is kind of frustrating/confusing to me.
jepperson, for me, I never feel like my cervix is at the end of the "tunnel." Maybe mine just feels like it's on the side (front side) because I have a tipped uterus? Do other peoples' feel like it's at the top, and your vaginal canal itself is longer/shorter? Mine seems more like the vaginal canal stays the same, with the cervix getting higher and lower on the front wall.
I wish I could draw a picture in my post.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cervix
OK, so look at the diagram that is from the side. I feel like, especially when my cervix is low, I can reach right past the cervix into the area labeled the fornix. It feels like if I had sex at that time, the penis would go right past my cervix in the same way.
I have no idea if that's normal or if it's because of my tipped uterus (which I figure must be pretty tipped, bc every doctor who has ever examined me has immediately said, "Do you know that you have a tipped uterus?").
Mine feels like it looks nothing like that diagram. Where does the penis go though if the canal is only a few inches long, seriously? Inside the uterus? I've always wanted to ask my gyno this when looking at the wall charts but felt stupid.
No gyno has ever mentioned anything abnormal about my parts though so... I dunno.