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What Causes Dull Pain On Lower Back And Cloudy Urine?
Hi, Im a 28 year old female. For the last few days i have had a dull ache across my lower back/waist line area. I have also noticed that my urine is slighly cloudy but has no smell. I do not feel unwell or the need to urinate frequently. Last year i had a few bouts of cystitis but none for well over 9 months, the symptoms with these are always frequent urination, blood in urine and burning sensation when passing urine so the symptoms i am experiencing this time are not the same. Any advice is greatly appreciated, thanks.
Thu, 20 Nov 2014
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Welcome to health care magic
Thanks for your query.
Cloudy urination can be occur in proteinuria, infections and slight dehydration.
It is better to drink lots of water see whether the symptom disappears.
If the could urine symptom continues it advisable to perform an urine routine.
Dull aching back pain can be due to muscle spasm, commonly nowadays due to improper ergonomics in the work place.
You can take muscle relaxants (suck as Myospaz 500 mg -Chlorzoxazone, twice daily for 3 days) for your low back pain.
You can consult an urologist/ Nephrologist if the problem persists.
Wish you a good health
Thank you
Dr. Kidev.s
Welcome to health care magic
Thanks for your query.
Cloudy urination can be occur in proteinuria, infections and slight dehydration.
It is better to drink lots of water see whether the symptom disappears.
If the could urine symptom continues it advisable to perform an urine routine.
Dull aching back pain can be due to muscle spasm, commonly nowadays due to improper ergonomics in the work place.
You can take muscle relaxants (suck as Myospaz 500 mg -Chlorzoxazone, twice daily for 3 days) for your low back pain.
You can consult an urologist/ Nephrologist if the problem persists.
Wish you a good health
Thank you
Dr. Kidev.s
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