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Hello sir I feel different on my loin area near kidneys area ..I all tests done like kft lft usg .cue .ct renal. Ct angiography..all tests done no abnormal..I consulted urologist and nefralogist. What is the reason that feeling ...I use 5mg bp medicine. Recently...my serum creatinine is 1 .uric acid is 5.4 .blood urea is 22 .please suggest me it is kidney issue or any other
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In the area of your back where you are having pain, not only the kidneys are situated but also skin, muscle, nerves, and bones. If all of the tests come back normal and a nephrologist and urologist don't find anything wrong, it's less likely that the pain is coming from the kidney. So, it's best not to worry too much about your kidney health. Try using pain balms, getting a massage, or putting a hot compress on the area. If taking these steps makes the pain go away, it's likely that the pain is coming from the musculoskeletal system.
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Hydrate yourself well, avoid taking too many pain killers and other nephrotoxic medications which could potentially harm your kidneys and the liver
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