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Thankz, i'm going to ask doctor at next appointment, (on mon) but i was hoping someone new,

i found out from my teacher at uni whoms a midwife "intraperitoneal fluid is fluid in the peritonouem. There isusually no fluid to be found there, now it depends on what fluid it is onwhat is the patient problem. Blood means that there must be a bleed froman organ or vessels, and ascites is fluid around the peritoneum, thepatient will be quite ill and unless we remove or drain the fluid it can belife threatening" i'm waiting for her reply to see if it is normal for a small amount to be found in 6 week u/s