pre exposure prophylaxis (prep)

How Do I Start PrEP?

To start PrEP, you need to:
- Consult with a healthcare provider.
- Undergo an HIV test to confirm you are HIV-negative.
- Discuss your risk factors and medical history.
- Commit to regular follow-up visits for monitoring and testing.

Frequently asked queries:

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