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Tender left lower back when pressed for 4-5 weeks. not mechanical. pelvic ultrasound clear? any ideas
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Kidney?: I am assuming that by 'not mechanical' you mean that a musculoskeletal problem has been ruled out . So, tenderness in left flank down to the low back is kidney / ureter, until otherwise proven. I would recommend you discuss a renal ultrasound with UA/CS to r/o infection, stones or blood.
Answered 10/26/2015
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