Please browse the galleries below or use the navigation bar to the right to see different cervical images.
View photos of a 23 year old’s cervix during early pregnancy
View photos of en ectopian cervix of a multiparous pregnant woman
View photos of a 25 year old woman’s cervix taken daily throughout her entire menstrual cycle
View photos of a cervix pre and post coitus
View photos of a full cycle of a 25 year old woman’s cervix with an IUD
View a photo of a 26 year old woman’s cervix on day 2 of her cycle
View photos of a cervix of a 35 year old woman who has had 4 children
View a photo of a post-menopausal 62 year old woman’s cervix
View a photo of a cervical polyp
I think all of these pictures are absolutely amazing and very beneficial for the public and the medical community as well. It is very important that we, women, know the inner workings of our bodies so that we can take better care of ourselves and openly discuss our health concerns with our physicians.
Thank you very much for your time and effort in this project. Please keep up the good work.
Comment by Maria — April 7, 2009 @ 9:56 am
I would like to thank you for creating this website and posting these photos, it’s amazing to be able to see and understand our bodies this way. I was always curious to know what it looked like
Thankyou
Comment by Carolina — April 8, 2009 @ 9:55 am
Amazing Picture… Very hopefully in understanding the body of a women. I think it would be great to see picture of a Pregnant Cervix. So many women believe that if there Cervix is high there going to have a baby. It would be nice to set the record start
Comment by Talisha Rodgers — April 15, 2009 @ 10:08 am
Amazing! This is such a wonderful project! I hope to see it continue to grow with many more cervix’s being published!
Comment by Amanda — April 18, 2009 @ 8:36 pm
Thank you so much for sharing with us such a wonderful work
Comment by nora — May 18, 2009 @ 9:29 am
I’m only a teenager and I find this amazing. I’m really comfortable with my body, and love being educated about it. I also look to being an Ob-GYN.
Thank you!
Comment by meee! — May 25, 2009 @ 3:42 pm
Thank you for creating this wonderful website and posting these photos. In fact i am amazed. Very beautiful and informative.
Comment by Amoakoaa — July 21, 2009 @ 6:17 am
it’s much better that women do their own exams instead of handing over their bodies every year to these sick sexist exams, and so they know whats normal and whats not
you can also order one from fwhc.org and can go to my blog homebirthissafe.blogspot.com to see a list of sites where you can order self administered pap kits
Comment by Cassandra — July 21, 2009 @ 11:10 am
Wonderful site. I hope it will inspire many to appreciate the wonder of their own bodies. And “mee!” why not consider being a midwife, instead?
Comment by KJ — July 21, 2009 @ 1:21 pm
was wanting to see a cervix of a pregnany woman througout har pregnancy. very nice project, I had a tubal reversal and learned to check for ovulation.
Comment by Angel — August 3, 2009 @ 8:14 am
These pics are amazing, and very educational, thank you. One silly question: during intercourse, does the penis go through the cervix? Is the sperm ejected outside of the cervix, or through teh cervix into the ovary? I am trying for a long time to get pregnant, but not success yet. I was wondering if sperms ever get into my ovary. Thanks.
Comment by Lily — August 25, 2009 @ 8:02 pm
This is amazing. I was looking for information about the Fertility Awareness Method after coming across a review of “Taking Charge of Your Fertility”, which I happened upon while searching for an online ovulation calculator. I didn’t think this was where I would end up. I had no idea the cervix had a life of its own, that it went through just as much of a cycle as the rest of my body. While it doesn’t look so appealing in some shots I was surprised to find that in certain shots, it is indeed beautiful. I have been looking at fertility and pregnancy all wrong. I know all the parts, I understand all the technical going-on and the changes on paper, but I never really appreciated how much it’s an individual life cycle, like the changing of the seasons. Our bodies are amazing!
Comment by Lo — September 30, 2009 @ 2:48 pm
Thanks for posting these pictures. As medical students we must learn to exam the cervix to detect any abnormality. However, opportunities to observe in a clinical setting is limited in frequency and duration due to the sensitive nature of the exam. While we were able to find pictures of inflamed inner ears, cancer x ray, sound files of heart murmurs and asthma wheezes, it’s quite hard to find appropriate and variegated pictures of the cervix that come with short explanations. This has tremendous educational value. Please keep up the good work.
Comment by clerk — September 30, 2009 @ 9:19 pm
Truely amazing and seriously educational. My husband and I have been TTC for almost 5 years now, and this was very informative in this TTC process
Comment by Kathleen Parks — October 2, 2009 @ 5:22 pm
i wanna know about vaginal rugae!!
Comment by venus — October 21, 2009 @ 1:57 am
I’d love to see pictures of a yeast infection, and if at all possible, before and after the worst of it.
Comment by Sandra Azrakon — November 5, 2009 @ 5:08 pm
So cool- For year and years you may poke around and try to look or understand what the doctor is saying, but there’s no substitute for this! Awesome
Comment by LJM — November 10, 2009 @ 3:22 pm
This website is wonderful! I have learned so many things I never knew! Thank You!
Comment by Brit Thorn — November 11, 2009 @ 11:44 am
Achei muito interessante a evolução do bebe, pena que não pude visualizar melhor, por problemas óticos.
Comment by aparecido barbosa — November 19, 2009 @ 10:59 am
Do you a have a photo of the proper placement of a pessary in the cervix
Comment by pam pessary — December 6, 2009 @ 3:27 am
[...] and you might be interested in (note: photos of cervixes at link… as you’d expect) the Beautiful Cervix photos taken throughout various people’s [...]
Pingback by Menstrual geeking: getting started | Geek Feminism Blog — December 8, 2009 @ 1:49 am
If it’s possible.. could you include photos of cervix of women who has HPV?
Comment by Jaycee — December 10, 2009 @ 9:02 pm
Thank you for putting there pictures up. Until today I had no idea what a cervix actually looked like, I am 27!
Comment by Emmaline — December 23, 2009 @ 5:28 am
Wow, thankyou so much for these pictures. We hear so much about our cervix but never get to see it or really know what it looks like at all. Highly educational! I think all young women should be shown these pictures and educated about their own bodies so that they know what is normal and don’t panic at the changes in discharge throughout their monthly cycles. Well done!!
Comment by Taryn — January 5, 2010 @ 9:07 am
As mentioned above, it would be interesting to see somebody with HPV. I have had level 3 pre-cancerous cells (or a lesion as my Dr called it) removed (LLETZ procedure) and I always wondered what it looked like as apparently they are easy to see when they wipe the cervix with a solution. Being that so many women (especially young women such as myself, 23) have this virus, it would be great to see…it’s not like a normal illness where you suffer symptoms or can visually see what is going on so if you could shed a little light on this, it would be great. I wonder what the cervix looks like after having a lesion removed also (after it has healed).
Comment by Kelly — January 7, 2010 @ 1:22 am
I’m 53 years old and this is the first time to see what a cervix looks like.thank you!!!
Comment by Tina — January 9, 2010 @ 12:37 pm
This is an amazing project! Thank you to you and your boyfriend. You’ve made an amazing contribution. I hope you will consider writing a book. Best of luck in your career.
Comment by Christie — January 27, 2010 @ 7:17 pm
Thank you so much for this gallery. I’m a thirty year old woman who had a gyno appointment yesterday, and I wanted some idea of what they were poking at in there.
Comment by Terry — February 12, 2010 @ 10:55 am
this is such a amazing sight. had a endrometrial biopsy a couple of weeks ago and oh my god the pain was SO SO bad. all ok now. im a 40 yr old woman . had 2 normal births. thinking of sending you some pics of my lovly cervix. my hubby took them .
Comment by scarlet — February 25, 2010 @ 7:48 pm
Thanks so much for this website, have told all my friends about it!
Amm TTC and just been diagnosed with a Nabothian Cyst so has been so useful to see what the doctor was seeing during the examination.
Thanks again, will keep checking back to see the pregnancy photos progress.
Comment by weddingbelle — March 5, 2010 @ 10:28 am
Ido have a freind whos suffering from cervix cancer stage 4 just wondering how much time she got left? her family has no idea of her problem, shes only taking amoxixilin antibiotics,shes wearing diaper cause of too much discharge.
Comment by ruthie — March 9, 2010 @ 2:13 am