If you've conceived, the cervix will remain in a higher position. The second noticeable change is in the feel of the cervix. If you haven't conceived, your cervix will feel firm before your period, like an unripened fruit. If you are pregnant, your cervix will feel soft .

How will your cervix feel during implantation?

The texture of the cervix also changes in early pregnancy due to increased blood flow. If the woman has not conceived, the cervix will feel firm to the touch, like the tip of a nose. If she has conceived, the cervix will feel softer, more closely resembling the lips.

Does implantation occur in cervix?

Occasionally, implantation occurs outside of the uterus. This is an ectopic pregnancy. An ectopic pregnancy is often called tubal pregnancy because many of these pregnancies occur in the fallopian tube. That said, some of these pregnancies also occur in places like the ovary, abdomen, or cervix.