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What Does the Color of the Cervix Indicate?

The color of the cervix can reveal a lot about a woman's reproductive health. A healthy cervix typically appears pink. However, variations in color can indicate different conditions:
Bluish or Purple: Often associated with pregnancy, known as Chadwick's sign.
Red or Inflamed: May indicate cervicitis or an infection.
Pale or White: Could be a sign of atrophic vaginitis, especially in postmenopausal women.

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