PrEP does not

by MyPrEP | Mar 5, 2021

PrEP does not provide immediate protection—it must be taken daily for 7 days before it offers full protection. It should continue to be taken daily.PrEP does not prevent any other sexually transmitted infections or pregnancy.PrEP does not protect someone from HIV...

Why is counselling about PrEP so important?

by MyPrEP | Mar 5, 2021

HIV-negative people interested in PrEP should receive counselling prior to PrEP initiation and at follow-up visits while they are actively taking PrEP.The information you will find here, is a quick reference guide to support consistent counselling efforts and provide...

Starting PrEP

by MyPrEP | Mar 5, 2021

First visit: HIV and blood test screening. Get your PrEP supply for a month.One month visit: HIV and blood test screening Get your 3-month prescription and collect your pills every monthMonthly visit: Use your prescription to collect your pills every month at your...

What happens if you take PrEP and you are HIV-positive?

by MyPrEP | Mar 5, 2021

PrEP should not be used as HIV treatment. HIV-positive people need a combination of three ARVs for treatment, given by the healthcare provider, according to their needs.

Can I use PrEP and contraception together?

by MyPrEP | Mar 5, 2021

Yes, PrEP can be taken with any kind of contraception.