PEP and PrEP for HIV

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PEP for HIV

If you think you had a sexual exposure with someone who is HIV positive or is at high risk of being HIV positive, you may book a call to speak with our doctor. Please note that PEP is required in select few cases that are high risk.

  •  Prevents HIV transmission
  •  Highly effective, generally safe
  •  Counseling to check eligibility
  •  Prescription by doctor
  •  Pharmacy services
  •  Diagnostic tests
  •  Taken after risky exposure
  •  Started within 72 hours

Consult for PEP (₹999)

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Gender:      Male       Female       Non Binary

Terms for PeP

1. PEP should be taken within 72 hr. of potential exposure.
2. PEP is effective but does not give 100% protection.
3. PEP is a course of 28 days which has to be taken consistently, missed doses decrease the efficacy of PEP.
4. In case of any health emergency or severe symptoms, please visit emergency department of nearest hospital.
5. It is mandatory to take tests advised by the doctor while you start PEP and after you finish the course of PEP medication.

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PrEP for HIV

PrEP or pre exposure prophylaxis is a powerful, safe and highly effective prevention measure against Hiv infection. To take PrEP you must be HIV Negative.

  •  HIV prevention tool
  •  Highly effective & safe
  •  For people at substantial risk
  •  One pill a day
  •  Recommended by WHO
  •  Being used worldwide
  •  Very high success rate
  •  Very easy to afford

Consult for PrEP (₹499)

Your information is confidential

Gender:      Male       Female       Non Binary

Terms for PrEP

1. Taking a dose of PrEP medication every day lowers the risk of getting HIV infection
2. This medicine does not completely eliminate the risk of getting HIV infection.
3. This medicine may cause side effects. Please contact your service provider, if you have any health problems related to the medicine.
4. In case of any health emergency, please visit emergency department of nearest hospital.
5. It is important for your health to find out quickly if you get HIV infection while you are taking this medication, so please seek advice from your provider if you have symptoms of possible HIV infection (fever with sore throat, rash, headache, or swollen glands etc )
6. You need to test for HIV infection at least once every 3 months

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PEP/PrEP Tests

As you start PEP or PrEP, as per WHO protocol, you need to undergo certain tests to ensure that there is no pre-existing infection like HIV, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, Syphilis and the kidney function is normal. PEP and PrEP can not be given if a person is HIV positive, already. In such cases , ART needs to be initiated for treatment.

PEP/PREP FOR HIV & PEP/PREP TESTS

Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is a global health issue that has affected millions of people around the world. Over the past few decades, significant progress has been made in terms of understanding the virus and developing effective methods of prevention and treatment. Two of the most important prevention methods are PEP/PrEP Treatment. PEP/PrEP for HIV are extremely effective methods for the prevention of transmission of HIV. PEP/PrEP for HIV should be used in combination with other prevention strategies, such as using condoms and regular HIV Tests.

What is PEP for HIV?

PEP stands for Post-Exposure Prophylaxis and refers to the use of antiretroviral drugs after potential exposure to HIV. It must be taken within 72 hours to prevent HIV infection in people who may have been exposed to the virus through a high-risk activity such as unprotected sex, needle sharing, or accidental exposure to infected bodily fluids.
The effectiveness of PEP treatment in preventing HIV infection depends on several factors, including the type of exposure, the dose and timing of the antiretroviral drugs, and the patient's individual factors such as overall health and immune system function. However, in general, PEP is considered to be an effective means of preventing HIV infection in people who may have been exposed to the virus.

What is PrEP for HIV?

PrEP stands for Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis and refers to the use of antiretroviral drugs by people who are at high risk of HIV infection, to prevent them from becoming infected. PrEP is typically taken daily, and has been shown to be highly effective in preventing HIV transmission when used consistently.
PrEP is generally only recommended for people who are at high risk of HIV exposure, such as those who engage in unprotected sex with partners of unknown HIV status, people who inject drugs, and others. The effectiveness of PrEP treatment in preventing HIV infection depends on several factors, including the dose and timing of the antiretroviral drugs, and the patient's individual factors such as overall health and immune system function.
You can tele-consult with our experienced medical practitioners to understand whether PEP/PrEP treatment for HIV is suitable for you.

What are PEP Tests & PrEP Tests?

According to World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines, before starting either PEP/PrEP treatment, it is important to undergo specific tests (PEP Tests & PrEP Tests) to determine the absence of pre-existing infections such as HIV, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, and Syphilis, as well as to check for normal kidney function. In addition to the HIV Test and the PEP Tests and PrEP Tests, the WHO recommends regular monitoring for the development of drug resistance and potential side effects of antiretroviral drugs while on PEP or PrEP.
It's crucial to prioritize your sexual health, and we are here to assist you in taking the necessary steps towards it. You can schedule a PEP/PrEP lab test at a nearby DrSafeHands testing center, or if that is not feasible, you can arrange for a blood sample collection at your home without any additional fees. The results of your PEP Test or PrEP Test will be confidential and will be sent to you online via email. You can tele-consult with our experienced Doctors about PEP/PrEP Treatment at no additional charge. If you have any queries or if you need any further information regarding PEP/PrEP for HIV or HIV Tests please feel free to contact us.

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