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I can't stand full pain my kidney, what i do?
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Seek medical help: Could be an infection or someting else which only proper diagnosis and treatment will help. Seek medical attention asap.
Answered 4/7/2013
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See a doctor ASAP: More information is required. However, it appears that you may have kidney stones or a urinary tract infection. See a doctor soon to get a proper examination.
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