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A member asked:
I have pain in my lower back, frequent and painful urination. my bladder always feels full. what could be the problem?
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It needs evaluation: This could be many things; however, the most likely cause is a urinary tract infection. Seek out your primary care provider to check for this. If it is, antibiotics should resolve the issue. If not, referral to Urologist is indicated to evaluate for other less common causes.
Answered 11/24/2020
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