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Low back pain and hematuria for over 2weeks despite

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HI, low back pain and hematuria for over 2weeks despite antibiotics and painkillers
JA: Have you had any recent injuries? What seems to make the pain better or worse?
Customer: no injuries no stresses, sudden severe pain, minor comfort with heat
JA: Is there anything else the Doctor should know before I connect you? Rest assured that they'll be able to help you.
Customer: no thank you
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Hello, my name is***** thank you for your question. I am a qualified MD with 18 years’ experience and I am happy to work with you on this.

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Customer: replied 13 days ago.
age 55, symptoms 2 weeks, gp not available so I went at the emergency treatment where they only conducted urine test which revealed blood, they prescribed antibiotics but the pain is stronger now 3 days after medication

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Customer: replied 13 days ago.
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The symptoms of pain in the in the back region going down to the groin are very suggestive of either renal or ureteric stones, or ureterolithiasis. These are commonly accompanied by uti, and may also have haematuria, or blood in the urine. Since the pain has persisted after antibiotics this is very likely. In general, ureteric stones cause sharp colicky pain from the flanks to the scrotum which comes and goes and is very severe, kidney stones would give you a more generalised and aching pain from the flanks to the scrotum which is constant and dull.

You should consult your doctor and have an Ultrasound done to confirm this. Your doctor can also prescribe analgesics and antispasmodics for this. In the meantime, you should drink lots of water to help it to pass along.

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