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I was diagnosed with a kidney infection 4 days ago, started on antibiotics and given something for the pain. how long should i be having pain?
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Here are some ...: If diagnosis is correct and antibiotics is effective, the infection-related kidney pain will improve and subside in 3-5 days. But, remember: finding few white blood cells in the urine is common in women with or without some backache, usually from musculoskeletal origin. So, keep a close contact with your Doc timely. Best wish...
Answered 6/1/2014
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