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I have low back pain and frequent urination, what could be the problem?
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Kidney: You probably have a bladder or kidney infection. Get it treated. Kidney infection is insidious and hard to dx. Don't mess with this get urine sample tested. In meantime take 1000-2000 mg vit c. Cranberry juice only has 50mg. The vit c is toxic to e. Coli.
Answered 7/18/2013
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