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Does "no significant free fluid in pelvis" on u/s mean that there is none? or does everyone have a little bit or this is totally normal?
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Pelvic US: There should be no free fluid in the pelvis and it does mean there is none. And no, it is best to have a result showing no free fluid.
Answered 11/2/2019
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