Shape of the cervix

Patient's question:

Patient: Female, 23 years old. Previously, a doctor's examination revealed cervical erosion. Two years ago, she had genital warts, which were cured after six months. Later, she experienced inflammation and infection. Current symptoms: Frequent urination, urinary urgency, slight pain after urination, a tightening sensation in the lower abdomen after intercourse with mild pain, and a small amount of white, thin vaginal discharge. The shape of her cervix is not conical; the inner half is straight, with the cervical opening being larger than the other half, flat, and round on the side facing the buttocks. The cervical opening is smaller on that half. She has given birth three times, with two deliveries via medication and one via painless delivery.

Doctor's answer:

Not normal. A normal cervix should not be half the size on one side and half the size on the other.

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