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

age 37, day 8Age 37*
Day 8

 

age 27, day 10-wvAge 27*
Days 8-18 

age 57, postmenopausalwvAge 57*
Post Menopausal

 age 22, 15 month pp, 405 day pp, wvAge 22
15 months postpartum
1st ovulation

 

 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.


156 thoughts on “Cervix Photo Galleries”

  1. i think this site is amazing! its amazing that we grow up not really being taught or edged towards taking notice of our bodies. things like this should be taught in science at later stages of school!

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  5. Okay so im on mu period and in the past have bit twp tampons in idk if i was drunk or what but now i randomly check well i felt a bump on my cervix like a pea size and while i was feeling it it popped!! Ive never been to a gyno i know i need to go but i probably wont i spend enoug h on drs already and ive never been preggo any ideas what it was?

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    beautifulcervix Reply:
    November 19th, 2012 at 6:35 pm

    Possibly a nabothian cyst…?
    See ehre:
    http://www.beautifulcervix.com/nabothian-cyst/

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  10. wow, this is so interesting, to be able to see the inside of our selves as woman. wow, there’s a lot that we don’t know. i loved it.

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  12. HELP?? I’m not pregnant but had a termination about 2 months ago.. I started bleeding Really bad 2niggts ago and was rushed to hospital due to losing so much blood.. The doc checked me over and said I was fine and my cervix was open slightly but that was prob normal due to me having 4 kids and there for I didn’t need to see the gyn. I checked my cervix tonight and his right it is open but to
    Me that’s not normal as I check my cervix everytime I bath and it’s always closed.. I am still bleeding heavy ish.. Is this normal? Why is it open?

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    missie Reply:
    February 3rd, 2013 at 7:49 am

    sounds like a period to me. sometimes they can be scary heavy.

    and the cervix does open for periods

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  13. I am 40 years old…I have had 2 kids…
    I have been starting to have issues with my cervix lowering…
    I did some physical therapy in 2011, but it still wants to nearly come out…
    I have even seen it sticking out of me in the past few months…
    I am getting concerned that i may need a hysterectomy soon.

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  14. I just had. HSG to see if I had fluid in my tubes. The Dr saw that I did not but that I have the tinest cervix he has ever seen. He wants me to have it dialated to relieve my horrible menstral cramps. What would this procedure entail? Will it stay dialated? What is “normal” dialation? Have you ever heard of this? I do not have cysts, fibroids or anything else. He said that the cervix is so small its hard for my menstral fluid/matter to pass thru causing extreme cramping.

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    missie Reply:
    February 3rd, 2013 at 7:46 am

    have you had kids?

    i have a ton of interest in your small cervix diagnosis.

    i think you should see a mifwife for a second opinion. it just feels off to me.

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  15. thank you for this informative site; I am looking for photos/info re post cervicectomy vagina to clarify what constitutes normal appearance and coloration, keeping in mind that I’m now 70. thank you in advance,

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  17. Hello, I think what you’re doing is fascinating. Could you manage to get a picture of a vaginal canal post total-hysterectomy? I had a total hysterectomy and have wondered what it looks like now I don’t have a cervix. Thanks and keep up the great work!

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  18. I never knew it looked like that. :o you learn something new everyday. Im 16, and they should teach girls my age more about this stuff

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  19. I really really appreciate these photos, it’s been a great learning experience for me.

    However, I have one request: Would you consider posting photos of cervical mucous that is collected on fingers? Most women who check their cervical mucous (while trying to conceive) do so by reaching in with a finger or two and check the consistency by stretching between the fingers. While it is somewhat helpful to see the CM at the cervix, it would be even more useful to see it more clearly on the fingers and to see how much it stretches.

    Love this site, it’s amazing.

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    missie Reply:
    February 3rd, 2013 at 7:42 am

    tcoyf book has some

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  20. Hey there! Great pics. Should women get pap smears before or after sex? Thanks

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    missie Reply:
    February 3rd, 2013 at 7:40 am

    before. semen or chemicals from a condom could throw off the results.

    also midcycle or fertile time is best as that is when more of it is accessible

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  21. Im 15 and I’ve always been curious about my body, because i started my period young. I am not sexually active… I’ve never had sex before. .When I started “exploring” inside I noticed a stick-like thing maybe an inch back in my vagina. I couldn’t feel myself touching it. I know it’s a part of me but i don’t know what it is. I’ve asked my mum and she said that it’s probably my cervix. Whatever it is, its longer at the bottom than anywhere else. On the very end of it (tward the front) there is like a flattened knob that has two peices and the one on top is… longer? than the one on the bottom. Can someone tell me what it is?

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  25. These pictures are for young women. I am 53. I had a hysterectomy when I was 37 years old, this was done in China. I am Chinese. They removed my uterus, and half of my left ovary. six years ago while visiting my mother in China I had an examination and they burned off some cysts in my vagina which was extremely painful and has psychologically has ruined my sex life, because I am so scared to have this done again. My husband said he thinks that I should not have had the cysts, polyps? removed in the first place, for they are normal? I would like pictures of a normal or abnormal cervix for my age group.

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  26. WOW i just did my very first cervical self-exam in the confort of my home with the help of my sister and a couple of her girlfriends , who had ben doing them a while and wow what a whole new little inner world i discovered, i will admit i was shy at first but had always ben a little courious ,we were just a bunch of girls having a girls get toghther and well we started talking as we do and one thing led to the topic and before we knew it we were showing our bodies to each other wow!!!my sisters friend started it off as she let us take a peek inside of her vagina it was incredible , then my sisters other friend hoped up on the recliner couch and spread em for us to see her cervix too again fasatnting !!!! then my sisters turn come and there she was legs wideopen to her sisters it was intresting !!!!being a first timer i was a anxious and nervious but really wanted this , so i hopped up on the recliner couch and right there in the living room of my own home relaxed my body and spread my legs open wide for my sisters to see my vagina ,i had to relax my body by breathing deep and i was able to take in the spectulm in with a little reposteing one it was all the way in my cervix popped in to view and my sisters were able to see my cervix , then my sister handed me a mirror and i took a peek as she pointed the light in to me , WOW i viewed the inside of my own inner body vagina , cervix and all for a fow minutes as they looked on it was an incredible evening !!!!!we took some pictures will post thim soom thanks!!!!! Crissey

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  27. wow, I am 20 and a mother of two and i never knew what it looks like in there. i was told my cervix was to the side but i never understood what that meant. i stumbled upon this site looking for info on ttc my third bubs and am very grateful. brings meaning to so many ttc tips i have seen. thanks :D

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  28. I just went to my gynecologist and they told me that I have an ectopic cervix. I really don’t understand what an ectopic cervix is and they can’t explain it to me further because of the language barrier since I am in vietnam now. I keep on looking for it in the internet but I just couldn’t find any. The results would always go to ectopic pregnancy. Do anybody knows hat an ectopic cervix is or what is the other term for that? ThanksM

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    beautifulcervix Reply:
    March 24th, 2013 at 12:25 pm

    I’m guessing they said ‘ectropic’ cervix:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cervical_ectropion

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