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Is it always normal to have a tiny bit of free pelvic fluid? 2 months postpaprtum, breastfeeding, not menstruating.
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Normal: Small amounts of free pelvic fluid are probably normal. If your doctor is concerned, follow up imaging may be indicated.
Answered 5/19/2013
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