I have a lower back and whole abdominal pain, even though my urine test is normal. Why?

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I am sorry to learn about your health issue. It is good that you have an exact urine result, even without bacteria. So my first question would why you are on antibiotics? Antibiotics kill bacteria, not any virus, and no fungus. What is the reason for taking the antibiotics? The urine cannot be it after this result. Is there any other test that would support the need for an antibiotic? As to your pain, it is difficult to tell from here what exactly the cause is. But your description gives me an important hint: you have the pain in your lower back and the abdomen. It could be that you have an issue primarily at the lower third of your spine, like an irritated nerve. Pain from this region can radiate around the belly. Try to lay on your back on a firm and warm surface and to pull both of your legs angled carefully at the knees towards your body. If the spine is in the place of the problem, the pain should decrease then, without affecting the abdomen. However, if the cause is in the abdomen, pain in the body's front region would become worse. Try it; if it is in the back, you can treat the pain with Diclofenac cream or tablets and see a physiotherapist. If it is the abdomen, you should get a sonography of your abdomen as soon as possible. Thank you.