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What is PrEP?

PrEP stands for Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis.

This is a way of protecting yourself from getting HIV by taking a tablet once a day every day.

PrEP does not prevent you from other infections that you can get when having sex, so it is still important to use condoms to be protected from these.

Oral HIV Prevention.

PrEP is an HIV prevention pill that is up to 99% effective when taken consistently and correctly.

PrEP Is for HIV-Vulnerable People.

PrEP can be for any sexually active HIV-negative person, regardless of sexual orientation or gender Identity. This includes adults and adolescents.

You’re in Control.

PrEP helps you take control of your health and connects you with health providers to help keep you on track.

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PrEP for whom?

PrEP must be considered for people who are HIV-negative who:

has anal sex with other men and do not always use a condom.

Have a sexual partner with HIV

Have not consistently used a condom

share needles, syringes, or other equipment to inject drugs

Should I not use condom if I take PrEP pill daily?

Oral PrEP is a terrific HIV prevention tool. It doesn’t reduce risk of chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis or herpes. Male and female condoms do. Comprehensive access to PrEP, condoms, Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision, voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC), communication and counseling makes prevention work for all.

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Getting Started

Before beginning the course, undergo HIV test to become sure you are not infected already.

PrEP can be prescribed only by a medical practitioner in India as of now.

So, contact your nearest medical provider to get tested for STIs. For maximum efficacy, PrEP must be taken on a daily basis

You have to get HIV test done in every three months while you are on PrEP

Unlike HIV treatment, PrEP is normally taken only for periods of weeks, months or a few years when the person is feels vulnerability and risk