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I was urinating a lot and i was feeling dizzy. but it is mostly gone now. the only thing different is my left lower back now hurts. is it muscle problems or is something else?
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Pain from muscle strain or arthritis usually eases with local massage or exacerbates with certain body position. Pain from internal organ such as urinary stone usually radiates to the groin/genital area along with the change in urine color, not improved with massage or body position. If pain persists or gets worse than yesterday, you should go to ER.
Answered 5/15/2021
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