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Lower back pain. Not UTI?
I was in the bathroom pooing then suddenly my lower left back hurts (Never felt this kind of pain before) It hurts so much that I was screaming on the floor. No pain when urinating. On my first urinalysis, rbc count is high but no visible blood in urine. After 7 hrs, took 2nd Urinalysis test and all are normal (Probably because of water therapy). CBC normal. I don't feel nausea or never vomitted. Pain hurts continously like how heart beats. Hurts 3 days straight. Doctor said it's probly my colon
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Dr. Govind Satheesh
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Bangalore
could be renal calculi
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These following steps may help: - Drink 3 liters of water per day - Reduce your intake of dietary sodium. eg: Salted snacks, Prepared salad dressings, mustard, ketchup, pickled foods, olives, etc - Reduce your intake of animal protein such as meat, poultry, fish, and eggs. - Maintain proper calcium intake from food or calcium supplements. - Avoid food such as spinach, rhubarb, strawberries, chocolate, wheat bran, nuts, beets and brewed tea. - Exercise regularly (minimum 30mins)
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get an ultrasound done as well
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