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What Causes Lower Back Pain With Swollen Feet?

Hi, ive been treated for a kidney infection on augmentim antibiotica twice but i continue to have a burning pain in my lower back that spread to my leg i notice that my feet are swollen.Can it be that the infection was not proper treated?What should i do know cause the backpain become unbaring.
Wed, 26 Oct 2016
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Hello,
I have gone through your query and understand your cocnerns. In my opinion you need to have a urine analysis done to know if your infection is treated or not. In most of the cases if there are plenty pus cells we will suggest urine culture which shows which antibiotic is suitable to treat the bacteria present. Along with that a abdominal scan is also needed to rule out pyelonephritis. If your back pain is unbarable you can take milk pain killers like acetaminophen. Hope this answers your query. Get back if you have more.

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Dr.Alekhya.
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What Causes Lower Back Pain With Swollen Feet?

Hello, I have gone through your query and understand your cocnerns. In my opinion you need to have a urine analysis done to know if your infection is treated or not. In most of the cases if there are plenty pus cells we will suggest urine culture which shows which antibiotic is suitable to treat the bacteria present. Along with that a abdominal scan is also needed to rule out pyelonephritis. If your back pain is unbarable you can take milk pain killers like acetaminophen. Hope this answers your query. Get back if you have more. Regards, Dr.Alekhya.