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Free fluid seen in cavity

2017-05-26 15:04:06
I am diagnosed with free fluid in lower peritoneal cavity. Does this cured with oral medication or a matter of concern. M so worried please help.give me suggestions.will be grateful.
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Hi first of all dont worry ...now as far as free fluid s concerned..it could be normal to sign of infection as well..we need to know other details of symptoms and mentrual cycle length n last day etc. Consult direct fir further management so that i cn review your history well and prescribe medications accordingly..

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