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Hi. my left and right sides on the back been hurting on and off for 2 wks. they alternate. dull pain. i drink a lot of water. do i need urgent care?
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Probably: To sort it out, however it is unlikely to be kidney related, it may be related to muscles, a visit to urgent care or your doctor is recommended, wish you wellness
Answered 7/18/2019
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