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Presents with back pain, not urinating like used to, high bp, headaches, sometimes tea colored urine other time no color at all w/o changing diet/drin?
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Go to ER: I think this set of symptoms warrants a full work up. Diagnoses can range from dehydration to hepatitis to pyelonephritis. Please have patient seen by a doctor right away. High BP and headache alone are sufficient reason to go to ER.
Answered 9/28/2016
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