Choices: (1). 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. (2). 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. (3). 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. (4). 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:
(4).