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Blood in urine with back pain?
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Some thoughts: If back pain on one side or other, would suspect urinary tract infection focalizing in kidney, such as pyelonephritis, but intermittent intense pain might implicate kidney stone. Other causes may be present, and this needs evaluation by your doctor soon.
Answered 9/22/2019
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