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Question

A 22-year-old woman is seeing you today because of a painful rash in her genital area and discomfort with urination. She reports shaving her pubic hair and spending a lot of time at the beach in a bathing suit. She thought the rash was from heat, friction, and shaving. She noticed the symptoms 3 to 4 days ago and thought they would resolve but made an appointment because she was not feeling better. She denies having these symptoms before, has no medical or surgical history, and is not taking any medication. She is also complaining of feeling tired and achy but contributes that to a variable work schedule. She is sexually active with two casual partners and uses condoms for contraception. How would you approach this visit - Describe likely assessment findings, differential diagnosis, diagnostics and anticipated results, and treatment of most likely diagnosis. Include prescription and non prescription medications along with health promotion.