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Severe back pain, high wbc count, fatigue, flu like symptoms but not ill. doctors r/o uti. whay could it be?
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Any number: Of things can cause these symptoms, outside of the urinary tract. Some examples are pelvic infection, abscess, or tumor. Have it checked out.
Answered 2/12/2014
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