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Free fluid in pod

2020-06-12 13:00:20
Due to large solid ovary cyst, my left ovary was removed in the year 2018. Recently , in the month of March I had undergone USG lower abdomen. The impression is F/S/O- RIGHT OVARIAN FEW SMALL FOLLICLES WITH FREE FLUID IN POD, cul-de-sac. What is the indication? Am I again developing cyst in the right ovary?
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No small follicles are not cyst these are normal ovarian follicles,free fluid May be because of ovulation.

Answered2020-06-12 15:15:20

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No small follicles in ovaries suggest egg pool of the ovary
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Fluid in pouch of Douglas could be a sign of ovulation

Answered2020-06-12 14:06:32

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Need more information to opine

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