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Heaviness Below Mid-back Region, Frequent Urination. Feel Chill, Tiredness. Tests Normal. What To Do?
i have been having this heaviness somewhere below my mid-back region which comes and goes and i also sometimes urinate frequently (mostly after so much fluid intake) i have done urinalysis and blood test like three times and am found to be normal with no bacteria found. I once in a while feel slight chill and get tired sometimes too. What do you suggest i do?
Thu, 27 Jun 2013
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Do you have increased thirst along with that frequent urination? Is there increased appetite also? If so get a blood sugar profile done. Such symptoms can occur in hyperglycemia. A urine culture will help to rule out urinary tract infection.
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Take care.
Thanks for writing to health care magic.
Do you have increased thirst along with that frequent urination? Is there increased appetite also? If so get a blood sugar profile done. Such symptoms can occur in hyperglycemia. A urine culture will help to rule out urinary tract infection.
Continue to ask further queries as required.
Hope this helps.
Take care.
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User's Response
Hi, many thanks for the query!
You need to do - USG (KUB), X-ray KUB, RFTs & MP.
Meanwhile also get checked-up by an Orthopaedic surgeon to rule out muscular pain that can be treated with muscle relaxants & pain killers.
Avoid lifting heavy weights.
Drink plenty of oral fluids.
Wish you a good health. Take care.
You need to do - USG (KUB), X-ray KUB, RFTs & MP.
Meanwhile also get checked-up by an Orthopaedic surgeon to rule out muscular pain that can be treated with muscle relaxants & pain killers.
Avoid lifting heavy weights.
Drink plenty of oral fluids.
Wish you a good health. Take care.
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