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No significant free fluid in pelvis" on u/s. impressions says normal u/s. couldn't have been ruptured cyst because i was nursing and didn't have period until 7 months after u/s. dr said normal?
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Normal ultrasound: No fluid in pelvis may mean not enough to be seen on u/s or there is none to see. Either way in your case seems like it is normal.
Answered 6/5/2014
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