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    Take Control of Your Health!

    Early Detection Saves Lives : Knowing your HIV status early allows you to start treatment immediately if needed. Early treatment helps maintain a strong immune system and prevents complications.

    HIV testing is quick, easy, and confidential. Find a nearby testing center and take charge of your health today!

    Access to Prevention & Treatment : If you test negative, you can explore prevention options like PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) to stay protected. If positive, modern treatments (ART) can help you live a long, healthy life.

    Protecting Partners & Loved Ones :Knowing your status reduces the risk of unknowingly transmitting HIV. People on effective HIV treatment can achieve U=U (Undetectable = Untransmittable), meaning they can’t pass the virus to their partners.

    Everything You Need to Know About PrEP

    PrEP is a daily pill or long-acting injection that reduces the risk of getting HIV.

    How to Take PrEP?

    PrEP is recommended for people at higher risk of HIV, including:

    • Daily PrEP
    • On-Demand (2-1-1) PrEP
    • Injectable PrEP

    4 Things You Should Know About PrEP

    PrEP is a highly effective HIV prevention method, available as a daily pill
    or bi-monthly injection, reducing infection risk by over 99%.

     PrEP is Over 99% Effective 🚀

    When taken consistently, PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) reduces the risk of HIV by more than 99% during sex and at least 74% for people who inject drugs. It’s one of the most powerful tools in HIV prevention.

    PrEP is Available in Pills & Injections 💊💉

    PrEP comes in different forms to fit various needs. Daily oral PrEP and On-Demand PrEP (2-1-1) Injectable PrEP provides protection with a shot every two months, eliminating the need for daily pills.

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    One Pill a Day, HIV Stays Away.

    PrEP is Safe with Minimal Side Effects ✅

    Most people experience little to no side effects. Some may have mild nausea or headaches when they start, but these usually go away within a few weeks. Regular check-ups ensure it remains safe for long-term use.

    PrEP is for Everyone at Risk 🌎

    PrEP is recommended for men who have sex with men (MSM), transgender individuals, serodiscordant couples, people who inject drugs, and anyone at high risk of HIV. Many countries offer free or low-cost PrEP through clinics and healthcare programs.

    Deciding if PrEP is right for you.

    You may benefit from PrEP if you:

    • Had anal or vaginal sex in the past 6 months with a partner living with HIV (especially with an unknown or detectable viral load), don’t consistently use condoms, or had an STI diagnosis.

    • Inject drugs and share needles or injection equipment, or have an HIV-positive injection partner.

    • Used PEP multiple times and continue engaging in risk behaviors.

    Even if these don’t apply, PrEP is a great option for added protection and peace of mind.

    Questions about Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP)

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    When you take PrEP correctly, it stops HIV from entering your cells and replicating (making copies of itself). This protects you against getting the virus.

    For daily PrEP, full protection starts after 7 days for anal sex and vaginal/frontal sex.

    For on-demand PrEP (for anal sex):

    • Take 2 tablets 2 to 24 hours before sex.

    • Take 1 tablet 24 hours later.

    • Take 1 more tablet another 24 hours later.

    • If having sex regularly, continue 1 pill daily until 2 days after your last sexual encounter.

    PrEP may impact kidney function, so routine kidney tests are done before and during treatment. It can also affect bone health, particularly in those with low bone mass density (BMD), though this is rare. Any risk to bone health stops once PrEP is discontinued.

    Yes, you can drink alcohol while taking PrEP.