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Husband is having pain in llower abdomen, and back on right side, urine output is low. his right testicle is sore also. have him drinking water., hes 41
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If : If he is having abdominal and back pain, and decreased urination, as well as testicle pain, then he needs to go to the er immediately. He could have a kidney or bladder infection, kidney stone, epididymitis, or testicular torsion. He could also have an abdominal process such as appendicitis, especially if he has having any vomiting or fever. Please take him immediately in for evaluation.
Answered 1/5/2018
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