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Hi...i have white blood cells in my urine no bacteria. pain under my right rib in the back. no openings in urology for a mth. should i be concerned?
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May be go to ER: Pain and WBC in urine can be due to kidney stone and urinary tract infection. If pain is severe especially have fever better to get checked in er.
Answered 9/28/2016
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PCP: Your primary care provider can easily perform a urine culture and ultrasound or ct scan of the kidney prior to seeing urology.
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