Have you seen your own cervix?

Well I certainly tried when I was a teen, used to examine myself very very intimately alone with a mirror. Especially in the days after my annual physical exam, when the sensations were still very strong.

My wife and i have done this at home but neve asked in a medical setting.

Only a play Dr here, but none of my past girlfriends or play patients had seen their cervix or had their ob/gyn ask if they would like to. I bring a mirror and always ask. Each answered yes and it was a positive experience for them.

I'd love to see my cervix, with someone that knows how to show me, of course. Thanks to some discussions I've had about it, I'm looking forward to a future exam so I can finally see my cervix. ☺️🤗

Unfortunately, I have not possibility to look on it due exam. However on my last exam gyno comment that my cervix are so pink and healthy

I have! Don't be shy ladies, if you're offered a mirror take it.

I have! Don't be shy ladies, if you're offered a mirror take it.

And if not offered one, ask for one. Doctors should always have a mirror ready to fulfill that request.

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Hello,

who among women has ever seen their own cervix? And who among you even cares?

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I would think that would be an amazing thing to see. It would definitely be a neat thing to incorporate into a play exam.

@angiel. What did they find was causing your painful intercourse? Hope the got it resolved.

I have an endoscope that goes on my phone. Used it to show my ex here cervix for the 1st time. I'm surprised there are so many women that don't want to see their cervix.

I wonder what type of scenario you would even have the chance too, it’s not like the doctor is going to hand you a mirror during the exam. I guess you’d have to buy your own speculum for home, and take pictures or videos with it.

Yes! I’ve used a mirror while using a speculum at home. Also have had a few different play docs take pictures of it for me.

@DJHunny I read that some feminist groups organize, or at least used to organize (1970s?), events where women would look at their genitalia and were in some cases given a speculum to look at their cervix, as a form of empowerment on their own body.

@DJHunny - Actually, I often offered my patients a handheld mirror to follow what I was doing, and would point everything out to them, if they were interested. I found that about 20% were interested enough to follow along. Many just wanted to get things over with.

Why would a woman want to see their own cervix???

Why... wouldn't they? It's theirs, and it's neat to see it at least once.

@JSChallenger I think the rationale of the feminist groups is that adult women would go to see their (male) gynecologist, who would ever year have a look at their cervix, whereas they had never seen it, and sometimes had never seen their own external genitalia, so it seemed empowering to be able to look at it themselves.

It seems natural to me that a woman would want to know what her cervix looks like.

Why shouldn't she have the legitimate right to see what her doctor regularly looks at?

Consequently, during a classic consultation, it makes sense to show him using a small mirror what appears through the speculum.

This is an opportunity to explain where we are going to come to celebrate and why.

The arrival of mini-endoscopic cameras now makes it possible to display images on a video screen that is easier to watch.

However, you have to know how to maintain reason and, once you launch a more detailed exploration (colposcopy for example), I think it is more reasonable for the gynecologist to be the only one with the vision.

Indeed, I fear that the mere sight of a biopsy forceps taking a slightly bleeding sample or the fixation of the cervix with a Pozzi fang forceps will generate anxiety and cause the patient to react even if she does not feel any pain.

For those who are passionate, there is the site “my beautyfull cervix” which is available to you on the internet.

No I have not seen my own cervix

Nope. Mine is, I’m sure, angry with me for all the trauma I’ve put her through (biopsy, awful; iuds, somehow more awful ). My cervix would flip me off if I looked at her.

Hi there 😊 👋 , it's been awhile but I was finally able to see my cervix! It was months ago, at the end of last year, during a very fun play exam that required a rather thorough inspection 😉

Anthony captured the moments during that exam beautifully, as was the doctor able to manuever my vaginal introitus in such a way as to make it easy enough for my Anthony to see it.

A few months ago, during my annual gynecological, well woman exam, the doctor noted during the pap smear that I have a rather sensitive cervix. In fact, she used that tool of sorts to 'poke' it, and it instantly bled. It did hurt when she did that! She said it's very common for some women to have a sensitive cervix 🤷‍♀️ I wanted her to check down there to ensure, with her expert eyes anyways, that I did not have any notable problems.

@Shygirl17, I am sure it was obvious, when you were so intimately exposed, that you are indeed as beautiful and sexy on the inside as you are on the outside

@Shygirl17 lol. I bet most of the women your doc sees have sensitive cervixes. It’s tucked up way inside BECAUSE it’s sensitive.

I wonder who those women are with tough, steely cervixes that repel all forms of attack by brushes and metal things and IUDs. Is there a cervix boot camp out there? Because…🤣

For my first female exam I had a very relaxed doctor. What I mean by relaxed is that he always had a banter and also a very relaxed way about him. It was most welcome that first time because to say that I was tense and nervous would be an understatement. Anyways, when he had the speculum inside of me that very first time he asked if I wanted to see. At that point I just wanted to get everything over and done with and turned down that offer. When I went for my second exam a year or so later I guess I was feeling a bit like the old pro so when asked, I readily accepted. To say that it was fascinating does not begin to say it all. Since then I've seen inside myself many times and years ago even once when I was just starting my period. Truly amazing.

@EnchantedAmethyst , right?! The main reason I had asked her to delve further was because, in a few previous exams , outside of her, the mds saw some suspicious cervical activity but it very well could have been circumstancial and hormonal, for I had no other troubling symptoms. It was a precautionary measure.

Though, I must say, I have read about women enjoying cervical pleasure of sorts! It aint for you or me, apparently! Ha

@Shygirl17 so glad you’re all right!

Yes. Join my Don’t Touch My Cervix! Club. We are very exclusive. And strange. 🤣

My wife was long time ago, before she had kids, diagnosed with HPV, so she had very regular checkups which I all attended.

One time, when the speculum was inside I was brave enough to ask our female gyn If I could have a look inside.

To my great surprise the gyn allowed me and told me to hold the speculum and said she had to go to the desk which

was outside the exam room and left us for a while.

When I looked inside I saw the very most beautiful pink shade I've ever seen in my whole life!

It was like I saw heaven! Thoughts goign through my mind like, there's the source of life!

Now, many years later I'm still longing for another peak in there.

I have not only seen my own cervix several times in medical exams but I've posed for photographs and videos and had pictures of it published - including on this site for years - did I mention I'm a bit of an exhibitionist.

Yes, at first it was just weird, especially seeing "everything" with the speculum in place. But after a moment, and thinking about it, it was really interesting. And to be honest, I'm glad I took my doctor up on the offer, as she asked if I would be interested in seeing my cervix.