A patient present to the office with complaints of vaginal o…
A patient present to the office with complaints of vaginal odor and irritation. You collect a sample and check the vaginal ph. which is 5.0, You perform a wet mount slide and see positive clue cells, negative hyphae. Based on today’s finding you will prescribe what medication?
Read DetailsA 20 year old women comes to the office with multiple painfu…
A 20 year old women comes to the office with multiple painful vesicles on her labia bilaterally one week after her first sexual encounter. What would be your plan of care – please write what test you would do and what medication you would prescribe?
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A patient present to office with complaints of vaginal itching, burning, redness or soreness in the vulva and vagina and dysuria. On exam you note frothy- greenish vaginal discharge that is fishy in odor. strawberry , friable cervix, You perform a NAAT and wet prep. The vaginal ph is 6.5 and motile protozoa seen undermicroscope. You will diagnose the patient with ?
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