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15 Feb 2009
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Kidneys
I was admitted to the hospital with severe pain in my right side. I was also unable to pass water. I was told that I had a suspected pyelonephritis. They ran a battery of tests to rule out Kidney stones and blockages. My creatinine function was quite high. I was discharged yesterday and was told that there is no infection and that this pain is possibly coming from my back. I am still in excrutiating pain and have difficulty in passing water. I am nauseous and have a poor appetite. I still feel that this is kidney related.
Maybe you could advise me on what to do?
Maybe you could advise me on what to do?
CyberDoc
Dear Beverley
Thank you for visiting health24.com.
I recommend that you consult a urologist for a second opinion.
Regards
Dr Anrich Burger
Thank you for visiting health24.com.
I recommend that you consult a urologist for a second opinion.
Regards
Dr Anrich Burger
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