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A member asked:
How long will it take for the pain in my back to go with antibiotics for a uti?
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Usually soon: If the UTI is uncomplicated by nasty things such as kidney abscess, bladder abscess, incomplete drainage of urinary tract or, less likely, infection of spine and surrounding soft tissues, then pain should clear up within a few days of the infection being cured.
Answered 1/7/2019
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