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I have lower back pain at night, some nausea, went to dr. at first he said it was a kidney infection. sent off to lab, not kidney infection. any sugg?
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Many causes: There are many causes of back pain: strain, arthritis, kidney stones, herniated disk among many others. Your doctor needs to investigate it further.
Answered 12/19/2012
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