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I have numbness and pain in my kidneys. could this be a sign of drinking too much? the feeling has just been brought about with alcohol withdrawls.
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Alcohol withdrawl: and kidney pain. Two things going on. It is important to see your doc to supervise your withdrawing. He/she may also do tests to determine the health of your kidneys. Congratulations on dealing w/you alcohol use. The sooner you catch it the better the rest of your life and health and those you love will be. Peace andgood health.
Answered 12/4/2020
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