Cervix Photo Galleries

Take a Peek!

Each gallery showcases a series of photos of different women’s cervices. There are no external genitalia visible in any of the photos, but they are all taken by using a speculum to open the vagina to view the cervix.  Please view at your discretion.

Please browse the galleries by clicking the images below.  They are organized by category and an * indicates women who have given birth vaginally.

All images are copyrighted, so please contact me before reproducing them.

Complete Cycles


Age 25
Entire cycle
Age 25
Entire cycle, IUD		      
       

 

Procedures


Age 25*
Pap Smear
Cervix After Abortion*

Colposcopy
LLETZ/LEEP
Radical Hysterectomy		  

Age 23
Colposcopies – Pre & Post LEEP

        

Conception and Pregnancy



Age 25
Pre and Post Coitus

Age 35*
IVF Conception

Age 23*
3rd Pregnancy

Age 23*
4th Pregnancy

Age 25*
Pregnant & Ectropian


Age 28*
2nd Pregnancy
Age 25*
6 Weeks Postpartum


Age 25
Pregnancy & Postpartum

Age 34
TTC and Pregnant

      

Various days throughout Cycle


Age 20
Day 7
Age 26
Day 2
Age 29*
Day 16
Age 33*
Day 4

Age 35*
Days 14, 16, 19, 23
Age 62*
Post Menopausal		 Age 30
Days 25, 30, 34, 35, 37		 Age 26
Days 24 and 25

Age 22*
Day 13

Age 27*
Day 22

 Age 45*
Day 16, 19		 Age 32
Day 13

Age 29
Day 2

Age 27*
Day 3

Age 24
Day 22

 Age 23
Day 26

Age 26
Day 13

Age 21
Day 4

 Age 24
Days 18, 22, & 29

Age 22
Days 18 & 19

 

 Variations of Normal & Abnormalities


Age 26*
Torn Cervix
Age 25*
Pregnant & Ectropian
Age 29
Cervical Dysplasia
Cervical Polyp*
       

 Nabothian Cyst

 PCOS

Age 25
Ectropian Day 11

Age 24
PCOS and TTC

Age 23*
Torn Cervix

 Age 28*
Post Polypectomy

 

 

 Please check back regularly as I post photos of more women’s cervices as volunteers send them in.


103 thoughts on “Cervix Photo Galleries”

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  3. I’ve been following this website for a couple years in trying to understand my body more. I feel it has helped me conceive my first son just by comparing sight to feel of my cervix. Now since having my son my cervix is totally different. I keep watching/hoping for an entry for the entire cycle of a woman who’s had armrest one vaginal birth. Any of those on the horizon???

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  5. Do you have photos of the stages of uterine prolapse?

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    beautifulcervix Reply:
    November 25th, 2011 at 4:43 pm

    Sorry, no. I rely on volunteers for my photos. If you now a willing participant, send them my way :)

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  6. hi what does a cervix feel like at 28 weeks pregnant

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    char Reply:
    November 14th, 2011 at 1:54 pm

    imean 38

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    beautifulcervix Reply:
    November 25th, 2011 at 4:24 pm

    It may be beginning to soften or shorten in preparation for labor (effacement).

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  8. Does the cervix feel more like an elongated tube or a ball? I can reach around my cervix and I feel like it protrudes into my vagina. I can probably feel about 2 inches of it. Is that normal?

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    beautifulcervix Reply:
    December 11th, 2011 at 5:07 pm

    Sounds normal to me. The cervix is the tip of the uterus that protrudes into the vaginal canal, so you can sweep your fingers all the way around it.

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  9. in fact great job, i really like the good work u are doing it helps some of us to know where we can find the cervix. i will always be on your website to learn more.

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  10. i was wonder if its normal to have what looks like old blood come out after period. This is not normal for me and I just had my fourth baby and a tubular 6 months ago. Should I be worried about something?

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  12. Would i be able to feel my cervix without “technical equipment”??

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    beautifulcervix Reply:
    March 1st, 2012 at 2:31 pm

    Yes, you can feel it by inserting your finger into your vagina and feeling for a little nub at the back of your vagina that is a little harder than the squishy vaginal walls. You won’t be able to see it though without a speculum.

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  13. I love this site.
    From all the sites I go to about my cervix and conception…this has been the most helpful.
    So here is a kanundrum for you…
    I have PCOS, so very irregular periods.
    I know my cervix pretty darn well and do BBT every morning at 6am…so what do you think about this…
    S:1/2,1/6,1/7,1/8,1/9
    BBT: steady at 98.2+ for a week after S.
    BBT: peaks at 98.9 and stay up in 98′s for two weeks.
    No mens…but, I have usually have one every 6 months.
    CF: creamy and white..light spotting 1 month after S.
    cervix super high, almost can not reach…super soft, gooey, wet and slippery…closed.
    I can USUALLY feel my opening and feel all around it…now, it is almost…hiding and tipped back…with not possible feeling of an opening present.
    Tested twice in the last three weeks..all negative.
    What do you think?

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  14. Yes i do feel my cervix, sometime i don’t feel, during love making sometimes i feel pain when a penis touched it, what will happen if a woman cervix is not working?

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  16. I am learning alot. Checking my cervix to better my husband and i’s chances of conceiving after a yr and a half of trying :( seeing the cervix after abortion makes me really sick and sad .

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  17. I was wondering if it was normal to have bright red blood on my glove after a cervical check? I am 38 weeks pregnant.

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    AManda Reply:
    April 2nd, 2012 at 9:12 am

    Yes. That is very normal (I am a midwife). Bright blood after stimulation is a sign that your cervix is effacing (thinning) and beginning to dilate. Good Job! By now you have possibly had your baby, but I hope that’s helpful.

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  18. I just wanted to say I am excited to see that you have worked more on the site and have grown so much. I was hoping to see more from you!!

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  19. Out of curiosity, could you do more on CM. Its one thing to see the CM on the cervix but its another to see what it looks like on your finger after checking your cervix. The reason I ask is because I often time get confused about consistency etc. I am not sure if its because I dont have regular cycles and rarely ovulate or if its more common. Just an idea. Thank you for all you do. It is so helpful!

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  20. my son is 6 and i just recently started checking my cervix. My menstreul cyle is about to start in about 4 days and my cervix is so low when i spread my legs and look with a mirror i can see it. is this normal bc im worried its not

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    beautifulcervix Reply:
    March 21st, 2012 at 7:18 pm

    The depth of the cervix in the vagina varies between women and during a cycle and can sometimes be only a few cm inside the opening. If it is sticking out of your vagina, I suggest you see a doctor about a potential prolapse:
    http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0002477/

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  21. I love this sight. Thank you to all the woman brave enough to do this for all of us who are learning and teaching other woman as well. Great idea keep up the amazing beautiful work.

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  22. I am 34 weeks pregnant. I have been having some cramps and pressure so thought id check my cervix for the first time. This is my 3rd pregnancy. When trying to find it, I tried various positions and couldnt find anything other then a squishy flap like bit of tissue? and if I pressed back, I could feel something very big, round and hard which i am sure was babies head. how on earth can I feel my cervix? If I can feel it, does this mean I have no changes to my cervix which would mean labour would be soon? thanks

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    beautifulcervix Reply:
    March 21st, 2012 at 7:30 pm

    It can be hard to reach your cervix in later pregnancy – often it is in a posterior position (meaning in deep and pointing towards your back). The flap may have been your cervix – its hard to say from your description. If it was roundish and had a little hole/dimple in it, it may have been. Sorry I can’t be of more help….

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  23. At it’s lowest I can feel my cervix at 4cms from the opening, please can you tell me if this is normal? It rises to 6cms briefly when at it’s highest. I have always had some slight trouble putting tampons in (ie have presumably been hitting the cervix) but had never felt the location of my cervix until very recently and since having my first baby 4 months ago. Thank you, your site is very interesting.

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  24. I am 52 and my doctor told me my cervix was closed on my last exam. He said I am in menopause now. He also took me off Yaz which I was using to keep my moods “reasonable” during my cycle. It’s been less than a month since I stopped Yaz and I haven’t had any menopausal symptoms. Can anyone let me know what to expect? I don’t see any pics of a closed cervix on this site. Is a closed cervix normal? My doctor didn’t seem concerned about this. I did have endometrial cells on my pap and he wants me to come back for an endometrial biopsy next month. He wasn’t very concerned about this either and he made this test sound rather routine. Please share your comments and experiences. Thank you. Kind Regards, Cheryl

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  26. i know i am a guy and to be interested in a woman body and my girlfriend midwife talking about dilated cervix and what they look like , i have felt the cervix in my girlfriend , i came across this site and think it brilliant to understand more

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  27. Hi I’m 29. I was bad at taking the pill when I was young and I’m quite sure that I would have been pregnant. I liked to sleep around. Any way I am now much better and married. Trying to have a baby my partner of 4 years and had my implant taken out 18 months ago. I have never exploited myself in this way. Am I able to have babies? Does it sound unlikely that I can and it’s there any way I could find out myself? My cycle is 30-40 days. Varying as it likes is this normal?

    I’m very concerned thanks :)

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    Sophie Reply:
    April 11th, 2012 at 5:35 am

    * Explored myself

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    beautifulcervix Reply:
    April 19th, 2012 at 6:47 pm

    I recommend you order and read Coming Off the Pill, the Patch, etc available on justisse.ca to naturally balance your cycles for optimum fertility.

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    Sophie Reply:
    May 2nd, 2012 at 3:05 am

    Thank you

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  29. hi there

    I am going to try home insemination and i would like to know how this works? do you have guidelines??? how would i know it is done right??

    Please help

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  31. Hi next to my cervix on one side i have a hard long bit feels like a bit of bone or something behind my vagina walls, is this normal?

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  33. Hi, i just came across your website and i just got off my cycle. today is my first time ever looking for my cervix. im trying to figure out when i will become fertile or ovulate. please can you give me some feed back on how your cervix is supposed to feel the last day of your cycle and how it will feel the day of ovulation. please and thank you :)

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  34. I have a question about the cervix.. I have been searching online and I get so many different answers. How far up is the cervix? During period.. middle of the month ..when ovulating? How low does it have to be before I should be worried? I feel it lower when I have my period. It feels really soft a week after my period?

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  35. Hi I’m 32 weeks,when I put the finger round me cervix a clear fluid come out,not much but is furst time i see happen,that mean pls

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  36. I just wanted to say how amazing I think this website is. I’ve never had sexual intercourse, and I recently felt something inside of my vagina. I was so concerned, but it turns out it was my cervix. I never even realized it was there.
    Thank you for providing such helpful information.
    And I am so grateful for all you lovely ladies out there who help me feel less alone

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