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Hi. have a pain on flank on the right side. frequent urination but it is clear.
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Stone vs infection: It could still be a kidney stone but it could also be a pyelonephritis/kidney infection. Seek a provider evaluation with a urinalysis at minimum.
Answered 5/28/2020
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