The word 'cervix' is correct and usable in written English
It is a medical term that refers to the lower part of the uterus that connects to the vagina. It is typically used in discussions about reproductive health or during gynecological exams. Example: During her check-up, the doctor examined her cervix and found no abnormalities.
Every waking moment is now plagued with the thought of good old "Blunty" bellowing Goodbye My Lover up the royal cervix; of him emerging from the hospital to give a nonchalant interview: "I just make music for myself and if the Duchess of Cambridge, screaming for an epidural and tearfully pleading for the agony to stop, likes it, it's a bonus".
But it's not until early February 2012 that conclusive proof is proffered in the form of an email, dated the day after the royal wedding, addressed to James Murdoch and News International executives, assuring them the "device" is now sitting in "KM's cervix" and is under 24-hour surveillance.
One is a ring that is fitted around the cervix containing a powerful anti-retroviral called Dapivirine.
Heads and tails Light at the end of the tunnel ReprintsTests have shown that this arrangement for illuminating the cervix is better than either a candle or an angle-poise lamp.
Mr Cornswalled writes:Just as the male moment of issue [ie, orgasm] releases his seed into his wife, the female moment of issue initiates the "up suck," where the husband's seed is drawn into the womb by the cervix.
The skin lining the vaginal tract and, in particular, the cervix, contains immune-system cells that make their way to the surface in response to infection.
Worse than AIDS Yes, we have no bananas Law on Mother Earth Correction: Oceans Reprints Related topics Rwanda Sexually transmitted diseases Sexual and reproductive health Contagious and infectious diseases HIV and AIDSResidents of poor countries have long suffered from cancers, such as those of the liver and cervix, that are associated with infections.
Some are applied as gels or foams, though the most desirable form of delivery is agreed by most people to be a small ring that can be fitted at the neck of the cervix and would allow the microbicide to diffuse out slowly over the course of weeks or months.
One improvement could be flexible rings that sit at the neck of the cervix and release microbicidal drugs for several weeks.
But if they more often bring a woman to orgasm, as well, each of those opportunities is more likely to result in conception, because contractions of the cervix and vagina during orgasm transport semen deeper into the reproductive tract.And that is what Dr Puts found.
One woman had a catheter and wire inserted in her cervix.
