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Moderate amount of free fluid around my right adnexa?
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Could...: This could be caused by different reasons. It could be an infection, a transient inflammatory reaction, ruptured cyst, among others. Follow up with your GYN provider for a final diagnosis and plan of action.
Answered 3/5/2021
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Normal: most likely you had a cyst that ruptures and that will showed as a fluid around the adnexa,nothing to worry about
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