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I am being treated for bladder infection. 5 days of meds. i now have pain in my back up my ribs, at times it goes up front to around sternum.
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You might be: Developing kidney infection. You must contact medical provider who prescribed meds for your bladder infection, because kidney infection is much more serious than bladder infection.
Answered 4/28/2014
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