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Why are some reasons why your kidney may hurt?
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Multiple: It could be infection, cysts, kidney stones, vascular causes, blockage leading to fluid overload, internal bleeding, tumors, trauma, and the list goes on. If you are concerned, see a doctor ASAP, especially if you also have fever, blood or painful urination, or you are unable to pass urine.
Answered 5/19/2017
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Kidney pain: Associates with cysts, cyst bleeding, stones, infection, inflammation, tumor, trauma, obstruction, sickle cell activity.
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