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S.R is a 25 YO White female patient who came in for annual well woman exam. She c/o abnormal vaginal discharge x 2 weeks and is experiencing itching and vaginal irritation. The symptoms are worse after intercourse and if sweating during physical exercising. Over the counter Monistat vaginal application ease the symptoms but not as effective as previous. She reports history of recurrent vaginal yeast infection and bacterial vaginosis. She denied pelvic pain, fever, or

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