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Pouch of Douglas Fluid: Causes, Evaluation

Normal Fluid Presence: 1. Pouch of Douglas, situated beside the uterus, often contains small amounts of fluid. 2. Normal physiological levels range from 1 mL to 5 mL, with a slight increase post-ovulation.

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What are the symptoms of having fluid in a person's pouch?

Enlarged Pouch of Douglas (Rectocele): Occurs when the wall between the uterus and rectum weakens and bulges into the pouch of Douglas. Can cause pressure or discomfort in the lower abdomen. Symptoms of an Enlarged Pouch of Douglas: Difficulty with bowel

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Expert Treatment for Fluid in the Pouch of Douglas – Book Now!

1. There are many causes for fluid accumulation in the pouch of Douglas (POD). The first step is to determine whether the fluid is serous (clear), blood, or pus. The type of fluid helps to identify the underlying cause, as each type points to a different

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