pick from the following.
+ Is this the case? Find out if you have any family history of stis. You will want to be extra honest if someone asks about your sexual history.
+ You want to be able to confirm that you have a partner. You may want to be fairly forthcoming with all the information but keep your doctor informed.
+ If you have no previous sexual partners, and your symptoms are not noticeable, you may have a sexual disorder. If you have any more than one partner, and your symptoms associated with sexually transmitted diseases do not resolve on their own, there may be an underlying reason.
+ But you might also have a specific reason for consulting your doctor. If some concerning symptoms are the reason for your visit, make sure to clearly describe them.Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

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Describe your symptoms.
Consider if you have had any new sexual partners. If so, it is a good idea to get tested for stis just to be on the safe side.
Answer:
But you might also have a specific reason for consulting your doctor. If some concerning symptoms are the reason for your visit, make sure to clearly describe them.