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My daughter is experiencing side pain, frequent urination and pain with urination. she was diagnosed with a uti. is it possible it traveled to kidney?
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Side pain/UTI: Side pain may be suggestive of kidney involvement with UTI. Follow-up with doctor who started daughter on antibiotics.
Answered 2/21/2017
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