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Chronic flank pain on my left and right side with occasional nausea. took antibiotics for e. coli and uti but pain is still there. any ideas?
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Possible stone : you may have a kidney stone. The best diagnostic study would be a CT scan noncontrast study of the abdomen and pelvis
Answered 7/4/2015
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