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I am having a bad lower back pain, i been drinking coconut water and water but its taking me a little too long to pee. could i been having problems with my kidneys? never suffered from kidneys.
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See a doctor: You may have stones or urinary tract infection- not kidneys.
Answered 7/11/2018
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