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Abdomen pains, sharp. nausea. fatigued. dehydration. blood in urine. i've had my appendix out. what's wrong with me?
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See your MD: This could be a kidney stone or urinary tract infection, or both. You should see your md or go to an urgent care center for testing, including a urine analysis and culture. You may need to have a x-ray or ct scan. If you have a stone, they will hydrate you and give you pain medications until the stone passes. If it is a urinary tract infection, you will need antibiotics.
Answered 12/3/2013
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