You're welcome & to be on the safe side, since the radiologist said "significant amount", you might just ask your doctor if you could schedule f/up study by way of ultrasound/sonogram at a time where you would be expected to normally have the least amount of free fluid and see what the results are then.
Thank you for the info.
My CT scan showed a "significant amount" of free fluid but no cyst. and I did do some research and realized that, that can happen when you cycle like you mentioned, and I had just gotten over my cycle when the scan was done so I figured that was the cause since I had no symptoms of a cyst or any other gynecological disorders ( thank god )
Thanks again for your reply
I recall I looked into this before for myself and it is considered normal to have a small amount of free fluid in the pelvis. If you do a search, you will see that can be present at any time during the menstrual cycle. A follicle, which is normal, is a cyst filled with fluid that ruptures when you ovulate. It is considered a functional cyst.
If there is a large amount of free fluid, however, then they may be concerned.