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A member asked:
Pain and feeling of frequent urination, pain in testicles and lower right abdomin, and around to lower back. is this serious?
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Infection: If it doesn't go away in five days, you should check for urinary infection. Antibiotics will be mandatory.
Answered 11/24/2013
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