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Cloudy Urine, Tissue-like Floaters, Lower Back And Flank Pain, Leg Cramps. Should I See ER?

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Posted on Sun, 16 Sep 2012
Question: Good morning!
I have been having ruq pain intermittently for 6 months. 3 months ago hx of cloudy urine intermittently. Now for the last 5 days urine cloudy + and some bigger tissue looking floaters (5-10mm). Also for the last 5 days flank, lower back and ruq (just under the ribs) intermittent but more often and for longer periods. I have also been waking up for the last two days with leg cramps XXXXXXX horse like. I do have an appointment to see my GP in 15days... Should I wait or should I see ER? Note that I have some feeling of urgency at times but otherwise no urinating symptoms.
Thank you kindly,
XXXXXXX
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Answered by Dr. G.Srinivasan (36 minutes later)
Hi XXXXXXX

Thanks for writing to XXXXXXX
The description fits with severe fever and so on.
It is better to attend the emergency asap, get examined, give urine for testing and possibly do an ultrasound scan of the abdomen.
A course of antibiotics will be needed and that will be changed once the urine results come back.
Hope i have been of some help, kindly keep me posted on your health,

Regards
Dr GS
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Cloudy Urine, Tissue-like Floaters, Lower Back And Flank Pain, Leg Cramps. Should I See ER?

Hi XXXXXXX

Thanks for writing to XXXXXXX
The description fits with severe fever and so on.
It is better to attend the emergency asap, get examined, give urine for testing and possibly do an ultrasound scan of the abdomen.
A course of antibiotics will be needed and that will be changed once the urine results come back.
Hope i have been of some help, kindly keep me posted on your health,

Regards
Dr GS