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For four days straight ive been having a throbbing pain in my lower lumbar region. ive been using bathroom regularly? should i go to an urgent care?
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The pain is: Certainly concerning enough as there is quite a few different things that can cause frequent bathroom visits. If you urinate a lot, then you could have a bladder or kidney infection with referred pain to lumbar region. Or you could have bowel or urinary incontinence from spinal nerve compression. Or you can have spinal spondyloarthropathy. Was there any trauma involved? I would definitely see Dr
Answered 4/19/2016
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