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A member asked:
Last night i felt a 5 sec come and go tingling on my right lower back. i dont feel any urinary difficulties, no pain while urinating. could it b uti?
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Not likely: With UTI you usually get burning and frequency and maybe pain just below ribs on either or both sides in back. Not really tingling especially fleeting as you describe.
Answered 8/25/2014
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