The elusive little cervix

Does anyone encounter any difficulty getting the patients cervix to "pop" into view when opening the speculum? Sometimes it's necessary to sort of twist it around which often brings out a little "whimpering" from some patients, but it's always a pleasant sort of sound they make as they're being spread open.....

Ladies?

I've examined 5 now.. I've never had a problem finding their cervix when using a speculum on them.. whether it be plastic or metal, small/med/large.. I've usually had my fingers in them a lot before the spec, so I already knew the location and size of their cervix...

I have found that once you get the bills of the speculum in to the vagina, before you push them in all the way, just open them slightly and you'll be able to see more of the inside.. that might help keep you from having to twist it around....

I concur care must be used if she has even a hint of an infection moving the cervix that way can cause excuisite pain as stated previously locate the cervix digitally before trying to use the speculum

It's always good as pointed out to locate the cervix position before speculum insertion. You will have an easy time finding it right after and just before her menstrual cycle, it will be low in the vagina and very easy to find.The cervical opening will be closed and firm to the touch. As she approaches ovulation you'll find the cervix opens up and is much softer to the touch but also rises very high. You need to pull the speculum out a bit and adjust position and you'll be just fine. I usually go very slow rather than twisting on insertion....she'll like that as well. Some forms of birth control of course change things I described...but hope this helps.

This is why digital examination should precede the use of a speculum to view and have access to the cervix

Aside from all that, a standard bimanual can often reveal the exact location of all the organs and make speculum cervix spotting a lot easier.

Hello,

Yes bimanual exam before speculum can make easyer finding the cervix

But in true gyn exam, the KY gelly distubs the PAP smear, so speculum exam is done before bimanual

Friendly

I use my finger first, it helps alot

He cervix is actually quite mobile within the vagina and the actual positioning of the patient can help bring it into the best position to view it. The dorsal position is idea.

I find that pressing a hand on her lowere belly can also manipultae the cervix into view, but always do a manual exam first

Very true! Don't go in blind! It could very uncomfortable for the patient, especially if she's not used to having a speculum in her.

Bimanual before speculum can make difference of picture of cervix. This is why normaly should be done speculum exam and just after bimanual. Positioning of speculum to see cervix quite easy, you should open on 2/3 of length speculum on half and moving around to find cervix in speculum center and move speculum deep inside vagina. After positioning justopen it.

If you want to keep it real then the speculum exam is always done first.

Field contamination of the cervix prior to the taking of a Pap Smear scrapping is the concern.

However when the exam is purely erotic then accuracy is overrated.

On my wife I use a Collins spec in the knee chest position.I can get her pussy wide open and her clit and asshole are completely exposed.Great enjoyment for both of us and view of her cervix is awesome!

Sometimes it s hard to find. That s true.. Best thing to do in this case : doggystyle!. Promise it works everytime

One of my play patients was a real nurse and she gave me the tip of putting a pillow under the woman's bottom. This raises the hips and makes the cervix easier to locate. It is particularly useful in a hotel stituation where the beds might be rather soft, and it also allows you to use the speculum with the handles facing down, which is a little easier. Another method is to place two chairs a little way apart with their backs against the bed, position the woman's bottom close to the edge of the bed so she can rest her feet up on them. You can sit on a small stool between the chairs for a good examination position.

Dr Philip - The Uk Play Doctor.