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Very mild pain in lower back and side is that a uti i have no other symtons my urine is light i have no fever it does not hurt when i urinenate?
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Unlikely UTI: Always good to have a urinalysis to rule out uti. Your low back pain is much more likely musculo-skeletal. Your dr. Should be able to diagnose cause of your pain and refer to a specialist if necessary.
Answered 10/3/2016
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