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I'm 36 weeks pregnant-had severe night time back pain several nights- no stone or bacteria detected, but pain is unbearable. nautious/chills at night.
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Concerning: The chills and nausea are concerning. See your doctor for further follow-up.
Answered 10/3/2016
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