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Yesterday i had reddish brown urine with pain on the left side. today my urine is back to a normal color the pain has subsided, was this kidney stones?
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Probably: Worth checking with your doctor for evaluation, meanwhile drink lots of plain water and avoid dehydration, best wishes
Answered 8/17/2017
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