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A member asked:
My ct scan said i had trace of free fluid in pelvis secondary to aggressive rehydration. what does that mean?
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It likely means: nothing significant. If you were treated with agressive fluid replacement, some of the fluid could "leak" into other body spaces due to hydrostatic and osmotic gradients.
Answered 1/5/2019
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