thread: Position of Cervix

  1. #1
    Registered User

    Apr 2007
    SA
    184

    Position of Cervix

    Being so close to my due date, my cervix is still in a posterior position. When does it normally move? Can this affect the timing of labour, ie will I go normally or need to be induced?
    I am hoping to go soon, as my blood pressure has been up with the highest being 150/100, I spent 5 hours being monitored this week after my blood pressure was 130/100.
    Just after some advice.
    Thanks

  2. #2
    BellyBelly Professional Support Panel

    Nov 2005
    QLD
    3,068

    Hi Lee
    Your cervix can be in a posterior position even in early labour. It is not really a good indicator of when you will go into labour