]> 2026-07-31T10:07:33+00:00 WBR1057 0 en Alcohol Alcohol is not a risk factor for cystitis. Her age A young age doesn't propose a risk to cystitis. Using condom Using condoms reduces risk of UTIs and STDs The new relationship Sexual activity is the strongest risk factor for cystitis Using OCPs Incorrect Internal medicine A 20 year old female college student comes to the Students health center complaining of urgency, frequency and itching for the last 3 days. She’s never had this problem before. She denies any fever, night sweating or pain. She smokes 2 pack/year, drinks 2 beers/day and she is sexually active with her new boyfriend and since then she started using oral contraceptives and her boyfriend uses condoms. Vitals are Temperature: 37, 1 c, heart rate: 78 respiration: 17 blood pressure: 134/67. The physical examination is normal except for mild tenderness over the pubic area. Tapping on Costco vertebral angel doesn't show any tenderness. No vaginal discharge. From her medical history, which one of the following is likely to be related to her problem? D Genitourinary Infectious Disease 2020-10-28T02:28:48Z 2459150.6033333 WBR1057