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Im 33. is fluid behind uterus common u/s finding? what causes it to stay there? whenever i've had it done they see normal amount of fluid behind uterus
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Peritoneal fluid: It is normal for a small amount of peritoneal fluid to rest in the most gravitationally dependent part of the pelvis behind the uterus. If there is a small "lake" in that location, other medical concerns are in play.
Answered 6/12/2021
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