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I've just finished antibiotics for a uti but i've got stabbing pains in my low abdo, rib pain and back pain - is this normal? will it pass?
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Not normal: It's not normal. Not all organisms are susceptible to a given antibiotic. You need to have your urine retested.
Answered 6/14/2014
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