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Q: Weird Back Pain

asked by: magapplepie on July 8th, 2004

New User

Im 20 years old and a couple of weeks ago I got a urinary tract infection. I began having a dull back pain in my lower back on the right side. I no longer have the uti but I still have the back pain. My physical activities have not changed. Does anyone have any thoughts?
Thanks

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jennjenn

replied on September 1st, 2004

New User

Back Pain

You probably have a kidney infection. That will definetly cause back pain. Jenn

PattyV

replied on September 3rd, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

I would see my doc asap!If a kidney infection is left untreated,it can damage your kidneys.Patty

lori33

replied on September 3rd, 2004

New User

Did you take medicine for the uti? That should have prevented it from turning into a kidney infection, but of course, you should have a test for that. Another thing that causes back pain is ovary problems. I had cysts on my ovaries that caused back pain. It may or may not be your problem, but is worth looking into.

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