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What Causes Persistent Back Pain Along With Elevated Body Temperature?

I was at the ER last night with backache, nausea, vomiting, and both headache and extremely high blood pressure after vomiting. my BUN and creatinine were checked, 13 and 1.03. Now, all except the backache is gone but I have a temperature. What do you think?
posted on Tue, 26 Dec 2017
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may be due to infective pathology in vertebral colum leads to persistent back pain associated with evening rise of temperature.most probably in indian senario it could be tubercular origin.need further history for conform diagnosis
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What Causes Persistent Back Pain Along With Elevated Body Temperature?

may be due to infective pathology in vertebral colum leads to persistent back pain associated with evening rise of temperature.most probably in indian senario it could be tubercular origin.need further history for conform diagnosis