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74 yr old woman. frequent urination, back pain and abdominal pain. chills when urinating for 4 days now. what could this be?
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Bladder infection: Most likely would be a bladder infection. Time to see someone to get a urinalysis to confirm -- and a course of antibiotics.
Answered 12/19/2013
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Rule out infection: See pcp get urine analysis ; culture. Then treatment!
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