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Having Pain In Lower Stomach, Bloating. CT Scan Shows Fluid In Pelvic. Should I Get Worried?
Hello I am in china. I had some pain in my lower stomach . I though that I may eat some thing wrong that y it is bloating so finally I just went to had a C T scan today in china. The result came back show that I had a fluid in my pelvic . Is it some thing I have to worry about or not please help. I really don t trust DR in china
Free fluid in pelvis can mean many things. 1. Little amount of fluid can be normal in females. 2. Fluid can result from any infection in the bowel. 3. Fluid in abdomen can also be due to serious conditions. 4. Trauma to abdomen can lead to fluid. 5. In diseases of liver, kidney and heart fluid accumulates in abdomen.
Please get yourself examined properly by internal medicine specialist.
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Having Pain In Lower Stomach, Bloating. CT Scan Shows Fluid In Pelvic. Should I Get Worried?
Hello, Thanks for writing in. Free fluid in pelvis can mean many things. 1. Little amount of fluid can be normal in females. 2. Fluid can result from any infection in the bowel. 3. Fluid in abdomen can also be due to serious conditions. 4. Trauma to abdomen can lead to fluid. 5. In diseases of liver, kidney and heart fluid accumulates in abdomen. Please get yourself examined properly by internal medicine specialist.