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Had a brownish color wee earlier around 3pm and have been drinking lots of water since, since 6ish my right kidney has this continuous pain?
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See a doctor: You might be having a renal colic which could be very painful the brown urine color could be blood You need to see a doctor preferably a urologist Continue to drink a lot of water
Answered 1/5/2019
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