Kidney infection usually presents symptoms include a high temperature, fever, and disuria (painful urinating). However, a urine examination will confirm or reject thes possibility of infection or inflammation in the kidneys. Ultrasounds are useful for identifying both renal causes (cysts, stones, tumors) and ovarian discorders (cysts, tumors).

You might also consider requesting an X-ray of the lumbar vertebra to detect spondylotic changes of the vertebra. A CT-scan is the best method for imaging the abdominal organs and intervertebral discs. You can present your symptoms and discuss these options to your family doctor first, and then follow up with a specialist, if necessary.