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What Causes Back Pain While Only 24% Of Kidney Functions?

I started having pain in my back for a few days and as the days went on it got worse went to the ER 2 times they said it was a UTI medication did not work it came back, My kidneys only function at 24 percent, the paid is so sever in my back now that I am not able to walk, I have had an MRI done and have not got any relults today the doctor order me to get a chest xray and a full body bone scan what can he be lookin for
Wed, 6 Aug 2014
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Your kidney problem can cause a dull mild to severe pain in the loin region of the back due to pyelonephritis of hydonephrosis. This pain will go ones the infection settles down. You may also require some procedure like DJ stenting depending on the pathology of kidney disease. You should consult a uologist for this problem
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What Causes Back Pain While Only 24% Of Kidney Functions?

Your kidney problem can cause a dull mild to severe pain in the loin region of the back due to pyelonephritis of hydonephrosis. This pain will go ones the infection settles down. You may also require some procedure like DJ stenting depending on the pathology of kidney disease. You should consult a uologist for this problem