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What Are The Physical Symptoms Of A Kidney Infection?
Urinary tract infection - complicated; Infection - kidney; Complicated urinary tract infection; Kidney infection
Symptoms
- Back pain or
flank pain - Chills with shaking
- Severe
abdominal pain (occurs occasionally) -
Fatigue -
Fever - Higher than 102 degrees Fahrenheit
- Persists for more than 2 days
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General ill feeling - Chills with shaking
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Mental changes or confusion* - Skin changes
- Flushed or...
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