A 19-year-old presents complaining of vaginal discharge and itching for 3 days. She is sexually active and uses condoms most of the time. A physical exam reveals the following: vitals are normal, abdomen is soft and non-tender, bowel sounds, the pelvic exam is notable for moderate discharge with no masses or tenderness. Her wet mount/KOH prep reveals 20 wbcs, 2 bacteria, no hyphae, 5 to 7 clue cells. What is the most appropriate treatment

Ms. b is a 40-year-old woman who is the ceo of a struggling company. lately she has been experiencing headaches that are so severe that she gets dizzy and nauseated, and she is unable to carry out her usual daily routines. she reports that they usually begin as a throbbing pain in the left temple and then seem to spread throughout her head. a diagnosis of migraine headache is made after several tests. based on the patient history and signs and symptoms, discuss this type of headache and its physiological causes. discuss the available treatments to prevent and/or relieve the patient’s migraine.