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Help please? what is the connection between my lower back pain and my temperature?
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Kidney?: A kidney stone or kidney infection (or psoas abscess) can all cause an elevated temperature as well as low back pain. A primary care specialist (family doctor, internal medicine doc) may be the best step (if not urgent care or er).
Answered 10/4/2015
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