[Solved]: A thirty-two-year-old male patient is in your…

A thirty-two-year-old male patient is in your office after reporting discomfort and blisters on his penis. He is seen and diagnosed with herpes. When told about the diagnosis he states he believes he may have gotten it from his last partner who broke up with him with no further explanation about three months ago. He began dating a woman who he really cares about two months ago and they are going out this evening. He tells you he thinks she might “be the one” and does not know what to do. Tell us what happens in the patient’s voice. Does he tell her? How does she react? What will he/they do now?