Clinic: If the pain is severe, it may not be simply a UTI but rather a kidney stone. If the Pyridium (phenazopyridine) is not working, try ibuprofen. If that still doesn't help and it can't wait until the morning when you see your doctor, you may want to go to an urgent care or walk-in clinic in your area for evaluation and possible narcotic pain medication.
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Try taking over the : Aleve (naproxen) -2 tablets with food, drink lots of water with cranberry juice. Hope u feel better soon! http://m.Naturalnews.Com/news/035742_herbal_remedies_urinary_tract_infections_bacteria.Html.
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