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Kidney Infections=kidney Failure????? Posted: 12-16-03 01:18am


Hi, my name is marissa. If you have read some of my other posts, than you are probably aware of my stressful situation. Any way, I was wondering if stress can add to or cause a kidney, bladder, or urinary tract infection? I was also wondering: if you have numerous infections each month, can that lead to kidney failure, or kidney disease? Thanks, marissa

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