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My husband had a colonoscopy 1 month ago. he is 61 and on high blood pressure rx. no pre-existing kidney issues. a few days after his procedure he experienced lower back pain near kidney areas on both sides. it resolved but has now returned. help?
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These symptoms probably are unrelated to the colonoscopy. He should see his doctor.
Answered 11/18/2022
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