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What is PrEP?

PrEP is an antiretroviral medication used to prevent HIV infection before a risk occurs. It is suitable for people who are not yet infected and want to reduce their risk effectively when used regularly in conjunction with safer sexual behaviors.

Is PrEP right for me?

PrEP is suitable for people who are at risk of HIV infection, such as those who have multiple partners, partners of an HIV-infected person, or those who have sex without using condoms and want to provide effective protection in advance.

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Benefits of getting HIV tested

Testing early means knowing your status early.

Early Detection

HIV testing helps in early detection of the virus. If you are HIV positive, early diagnosis means early treatment, which can significantly slow the progression of the virus, helping you live a longer, healthier life.

Preventing Transmission

If you know you are HIV positive, you can take steps to prevent transmitting the virus to others. This can include practicing safe sex, not sharing needles, and if pregnant, taking precautions to prevent mother-to-child transmission during birth or breastfeeding.

Treatment Access

Once you know your status, you can access antiretroviral therapy (ART), which can reduce your viral load to undetectable levels, improving your health and preventing HIV transmission to others (as highlighted by the U=U campaign)

Mental Peace

If you are worried you might have HIV, getting tested can give you peace of mind. If you test negative, you can learn more about HIV prevention methods to continue protecting yourself.

Health Monitoring

Regular HIV testing, particularly for those at high risk, allows for ongoing monitoring of your health status and quick response if you become infected.

Stigma Reduction

Encouraging regular HIV testing for everyone, regardless of their perceived risk, can help reduce the stigma associated with HIV testing and HIV/AIDS in general.