what is going on with my cervix?
818379
I believe the cervix softens during pregnancy due to hormones.  The discharge is also hormonal.  Assume your pregnant & see a doctor.
791861
It sounds like some kind of vaginal discharge. Since you haven't had sexual contact, I doubt it's something serious. It's most likely some kind of vaginosis, which is an imbalance between good bacteria that live in the vagina. I'd go to a Dr. and get it checked as you usually need a prescription to get it taken care of.
95323
Most likely a yeast infection, but I would suggest u have the GYN check it out to be on the safe side.
625670
you're probably fine, sweetie.\ncheck this site out. It may be a mid-cycle thing, okay? Dont panic before you have a better idea of what it is.\nhttp://www.mckinley.uiuc.edu/handouts/vaginal_discharge.html\n\nTry and get health insurance, okay? Very important.
746370
This could be caused by several different things. Could be nothing, could be serious. See your doctor.
827815
I suggest getting a second opinion. You didn't say what stage you were at. I had cervical cancer 2 years ago grant it I wasn't preg. at the time but they were able to do a cone biopsy and remove all of it mine was pretty severe they took out 30%of my cervix. Good luck I hope all works out.
186779
You probably have a sexually transmitted disease. Go see a doctor to get it diagnosed.
1111156
There's a slight possibility you may have retained products of conception, in which case a d & c could be in order, which should help.  You should definately follow through with your doc appointment, because of course pain is never normal and you should have everything checked out.  It is likely something hormonal and/or easy to fix, and a lot of women experience something like this afterwards...try to hang in there.  Good luck.
169558
You should go see your doctor.  My Mom is 43, and she had the same problem.  It turned out to be Fibroids.  She had to have surgery, and is doing much better now.
484009
You should go to the doctor. You might have an infection.
1018223
woah! woah! woah!  "simple hysterectomy"?  Who's your doctor?  Frankenstein?  Have you had a cervical freeze or LEEP procedure yet?  I'm just recovering from cervical cancer myself.  It took one year and three procedures but I just had a normal pap smear.  Please email me and give me more details...I really think I can help you.  My email is murph_ltt@yahoo.com
503315
I believe this means that the cells from your cervix have shown some abnormal changes that that need to be further investigated.  This varies in severity, although nearly all abnormal smear tests 'go back to normal' by themselves without treatment. In the U.K, if you have an abnormal smear you wil be referred to hospital for a further investiagtion (a colposcopy) or you will be asked to attend another smear test in 6 months time. This is most common with 'borderline' (very minor) changes that are likely to correct themselves.  If you are referred to hospital after your first abnormal smear (or after the second) you will undergo a colposcopy.  This is where they stain your cervix with a solution to show up the abnormal cells better.  They then take a biopsy to be sent away which checks the severity of your abnormalities.  I believe that usually treatment is only offered once the results of the biopsy come back, but in the U.K you can be offered treatment at the colposcopy if the doctor thinks you are likely to require it.  This involves burning the abnormal cells with a laser (you get a local anaesthetic!).  I believe this treatment is almost 100% effective in removing abnormal cells and preventing their return.  \nIn all, abnormal smear tests are quite common and most will clear themselves, or even with the treatment do not pose much of a threat-in younger women especially to find cervical cancer is EXTREMELY rare, so don't worry.  \nI think that your abnormal cells are likely to have cleared/been treated before you get pregnant. If not, I'm quite sure that being pregnant and having abnormal cervical cells will not affect the baby but Im not sure if it is possible to carry out the treatment on a pregnant woman-so I'd check with your doctor just to be sure before you do get pregnant.\nBoth myself and my sister have have abnormal smears, she had a colposcopy done a fortnight ago and I have to get one next week-I also know many other young women who have had the same, so its more common than most people think!  \nI'm also sure your doctor/nurse would be able to offer you more advice but I hope this helps you a little! \nAll the best!
831713
There's a myriad of reasons, but I bet an infection.  Possibly a UTI (i.e., urinary tract infection) or maybe a latex allergy if you used a condom.  Everyone reacts differently.  Unfortunately, at this point, you need to see your gynecologist before it gets worse; if it is an infection you won't be able to "wait it away".... you'll need some meds asap before it gets worse.  Hurry up and don't wait!
79994
It can happen. Call your GYN doctor for a check up to see what is actually going on. Hope you feel better soon.
595992
You should go see a gynocologist ASAP! You may have an infection or STD.
275417
it could be anything froma yeast infection which is from excess moisture eing left on there to a std which i think is unlikely. go see your gyno and see what they think of it. it might just be something simple and just needs a cream. just dont be scared skin peeling off is not as bad as asking a doctor what is this.
736620
Could be a cyst. I would go have it checked out.