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Also going to the toilet a lot?
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Have a fever?: You may have a urinary tract infection if you are peeing frequently & have back pain. You also may have a kidney stone. Your symptoms may change over time. You can buy urine infection tests in US drug stores, but they are not as useful as tests in doctor’s offices. Advise urgent care or primary doctor appointment for further evaluation & treatment.
Answered 10/15/2017
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