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Is it normal to still have pain around your kidney a year after having an infection. the pain never went just faded but is now getting worse?
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See your : Doctor to look for a diagnosis. It should have become less painful overtime. That it is more painful suggests that there may be a new process occurring.
Answered 11/22/2013
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