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Pain in lower abdomen, wave & back near kidney, gone for ct scan and results are normal & negative but in culture test find: klebsiella species.hlep me
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Abdominal Pain: If you had a positive urine culture, treatment of that possible infection is a good place to start. Take a probiotic with any antibiotic. If this doesn't improve your symptoms there are many possibilities for abdominal pain including stress, gluten sensitivity, inflammatory bowel disease etc. An evaluation by a qualified professional may be helpful.
Answered 10/24/2017
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