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Pain in lower back from one side to the other, also nausea occasionally?
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Lower back pain: Lower back pain with nausea can be from many reasons uti, kidney stone, prostatitis in 56 y m, intestine, muscle, fascia, vertebra. Please see your doctor for history, physical and diagnostic tests. Thanks.
Answered 1/2/2014
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