Could you be pregnant if your cervix is tender and so low that can see it?
During pregnancy, the cervix:
* Softens and becomes more elastic. This allows it to stretch during childbirth.
* Moves lower in the vagina. This is because the uterus grows and pushes the cervix down.
* Opens slightly to allow the passage of sperm and, eventually, the baby.
Some women may experience cervical tenderness during pregnancy. This is usually mild and goes away on its own. However, if you are experiencing severe cervical pain, it is important to see a doctor to rule out any underlying problems.
It is not possible to see the cervix without a medical instrument, such as a speculum. If you are concerned about your cervix, you should talk to your doctor.