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I have back pain seems to be where the kidneys are located, what to do?
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Hydration/ pain meds: Drink plenty of water and take pain meds. If pain gets worse you may need to be seen as it can be kidney infection requiring antibiotics or kidney stones.
Answered 3/28/2014
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