Baby kicking low affects cervix?

Question

I'm 35+6 now, unfortunately baby is breech and kicking reaaaally low, some movements being really painful. What worry me are the kicks that "shake" my cervix... Are these dangerous? Could they actually shorten the cervix? Could I go into preterm labor just because of baby kicks? I can't flip the baby on my own and my doctor won't help me for that... But is there something I can do to make her kick a bit higher?

Answer

My second kicked my cervix all the time never had any issues with it. Hurts like hell but doesn't harm or change anything. Have you tried the stretches to turn baby ?

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I don’t believe you should be in any trouble with baby kicking your cervix. When its time, your cervix will thin on its own. Unless you have cervical length issues...then it’s a different story. 
My child (#3) has literally been pressed up against my cervix for weeks....I can feel every movement from the head when it turns side to side, and I’m still going at 36+1

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I've been having this the past two nights now, my baby is breech so if my doctor can't turn her I'm getting a c section. It's the most uncomfortable feeling. She's literally kicking into my cervix. I'm 37 weeks

Baby kicking low affects cervix?

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