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A member asked:
I am still recovering from pyeloneitis still in pain and ver weak been of work 7 weeks already is this normal?
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Not normal: That is a very long illness and suggests that something else besides a straightforward pyelonephritis is causing your symptoms. Best to be re-evaluated by your physician or even a urologist.
Answered 9/1/2014
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