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Read on pelvic u/s 2 months after birth "no significant pelvic fluid seen". is this normal?
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Yes: Absence of fluid or presence of little fluid may be normal in a pelvic ultrasound. "normal" is defined by what your symptoms are and why the test was ordered.
Answered 5/18/2013
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