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Bad pain/pressure lower left stomach, frequency, left back pain. positive uti dipstick, started macrobid nurse called and said 48 hr culture neg. ?
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Infection: you might not have a documented infection but if you have symptoms you are best off getting treatment
Answered 1/9/2016
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