Unual Lump Behind Cirvix Or Is the Lump Apart of It? Posted: 04-08-05 22:48pm
I have been dating for almost a year now
and had sexual intercourse a couple of
times. When I stuck my finger in my
girlfriend's vagina, I felt something
unusual that I don't recall feeling
before. I believe it is her cervix but it
seems to have a big lump behind it. I'm
not sure if I felt that lump before, or if
it was soft then and now it has turned
hard. Its about the size of golf ball or
even smaller. Is the lump part of the
cervix or is it a sign of pregnancy? (the
hole inside her vagina is on that lump)
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Erica720
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Posted: 04-08-05 23:42pm
Ok if there was a small hole on the lump,
the lump was probably her cervix. The
cervix changes shate ,texture ,color, it
opens and closes too. It all depends on
where in her menstrual cycle she is. When
she ovulates her cervix is different that
right before and right after . My guess
is, you felt the cervix. No, checking a
cervix for pregnancy is not an effective
way of checking. I hope I helped!
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hotasfrick
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Posted: 04-09-05 03:33am
She could also have a cyst or something of
the sort, but definately not a sign of
pregnancy.
Now call me crazy, but wouldn't you have
to put your finger up there pretty far to
feel her cervix? I'm not trying to be
sarcastic, or insulting, I am being
serious.
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kEnNnNn
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Posted: 04-09-05 11:47am
Hahaha no not really...She is asian and
well her body is build different than
other ethnic races I guess. Her vagina
isn't really that deep and her cervix is
easy to feel.
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kEnNnNn
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Posted: 04-09-05 11:53am
Well thanks a lot. You people really put
that pressure off my chest....
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hotasfrick
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Posted: 04-16-05 17:32pm
Ah I c. Thanks for clarifying, I was
just a little confused! (easy to do
sometimes!)
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youngidealist
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Posted: 05-12-08 20:54pm
Hey, I am with an asian girl as well and I
noticed the same thing. I felt something
more clearly to be like it was in the
shape of a tiny volcano the size of my
index finger, but I felt no bulb inside
(it was too tight to fit my finger
completely into). I was to understand that
if i were to touch a cervix, that it would
hurt a girl badly, but my baby liked it a
lot when I touched her there. Also, he
vulva isn't really small but rather this
was located on a very low vaginal wall
towards her spine, and it seemed to be in
a protected area folded towards her spine
as well, while there was more room for my
penis to fit upwards into her, and she
indicated that ideally she would want me
to be just a little bit bigger to hit the
really really deep spot (she says that I
reach really deep already, but apparently
there's still room for more).
She was on her period when this happened,
as she had said that she was always
horniest before and during her period. As
a side issue I also have to ask about some
danger that might be there regarding this,
because her vulva does this huge gulping
action when she has a strong orgasmic
contraction that sucks in air and then
squeezes it out. I searched for some
answers to whether or not the possibility
of an air embolism forming was more likely
to form during her period but couldn't
find anything. I know that it's rare and
all for that to happen in the first place,
but there are some people out there
putting a big stupid scare over it and it
seems impractical with how often a vulva
will do things like this during sex and
even the fact of there being a lot of
women who queef after sex. Information of
period sex online doesn't seem to cover
this possibility of a greater likelihood
of an air embolism so I hope that someone
here can clarify that for me.
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