I think it's a bit more involved than that. The entire musculature of the uterus contracts when a woman has menstrual cramps. The cervix itself really has no muscles, if I remember correctly, it's just very dense tissue. And I'm pretty sure the birthing process is a whole different set of muscles and contractions. Regardless, GPR will very likely help.
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