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A member asked:
Small pocket of free fluid found in uterus. what are the possible causes for the free fluid? what could it indicate in early pregnancy?
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Free fluid in uterus: There can be many reasons for a pocket of free fluid in the uterus. Most likely is a result of secretions from the uterine glands, and may not signify anything is abnormal. If you are having normal cycles have a follow up sonogram after your next menses. Doubt that is a pregnancy.
Answered 8/22/2017
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