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My question is that first I got UTI infection. in that period there was a lower abdomonal pain and  back ache. Doctor advised me to test the scanning of pelvis and lower abdomn.  But there is no stone formation  nor infections. But i am suffering from thigh joint pain, low back ache pain, little lower abdomon pain full leg pain.  What is the reason and what are the symptoms of pain


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Just a thought.  If you had a UTI did you have blood test to show renal function?  Sometimes these infections can spread towards the kidneys.  If your kidney functions is at all reduced I would steer clear of the NSAIDs.  I am not a doctor, but I do know a lot about pain medication.  Just wanted you to be aware that any potential renal problem is a no no for these types of drugs.  
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Hello Dear,
                    Your pain in the back ,leg and the thigh could be an after effect of the UTI or could be due to some unnoticed trauma to yor back.You should see a neurologist so that a diagnosis can be done.You can take some NSAID to relieve the pain by consulting your doctor.
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