Birth control pills and rarely

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A 23-year-old female client presents to the public health clinic and reports that she was told one of her sexual partners has recently been treated for gonorrhea. The client reports that she has had increased vaginal discharge for the last 4 days but no other symptoms. She has had four male partners in the last 3 months. She takes birth control pills and rarely uses condoms when having sexual intercourse. The client has no pertinent health history.

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