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Mi have fluid in abdomen but cbc and liver labs came back normal. where is the fluid coming from?
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Ascites: Is not normal. But sometimes you have a little bit of fluid in the abdomen. You might need to consult a liver specialist and ask them. You do not want to have unexplained ascites.
Answered 10/10/2017
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