Vague vaginal complaints, A 23-year-old female comes to

Vague vaginal complaints

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A 23-year-old female comes to your office with vague vaginal complaints. She reports that sometimes intercourse is uncomfortable, and sometimes she notices a little whitish-clear non-odorous vaginal discharge midway through her cycle. But none of her complaints supports a vaginal infection/STI or other organic pelvic condition diagnosis. You notice this patient has bruising on her back and both arms.

Write the specific questions you will ask this patient in layperson's terms.

What is your plan of care.

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