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Can Protein And Blood In Urine Cause Severe Lower Back Pain?

I have has quite severe lower back pain now for a while and it's worse when I get up in the morning. As I move about it does get better but seems to be staying longer. I also have put on five stone in about four months. There is protein and blood in my urine , I have to go for fasting bloods tomorrow . Could this be linked to my kidneys.
Tue, 21 Jun 2016
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Thank you very much for contacting healthcare magic.

You have severe pain and blood in urine that may be because of kidney problem.

Stone may cause pain problem.
Ultrasound sonography is helpful for further diagnosis.

Do a urine test and microscopic examination is helpful for further diagnosis.
Consent a nephrologist for further diagnosis.

I hope my guidance is helpful to you.
Take care.
Thank you.
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Can Protein And Blood In Urine Cause Severe Lower Back Pain?

Thank you very much for contacting healthcare magic. You have severe pain and blood in urine that may be because of kidney problem. Stone may cause pain problem. Ultrasound sonography is helpful for further diagnosis. Do a urine test and microscopic examination is helpful for further diagnosis. Consent a nephrologist for further diagnosis. I hope my guidance is helpful to you. Take care. Thank you.