PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis) is an emergency HIV prevention treatment taken after a possible exposure such as unprotected sex, condom breakage, or contact with someone whose HIV status is unknown. It can only be used within 72 hours of a high risk encounter. For anyone who is sexually active, knowing about PEP can give protection and peace of mind during unexpected situations.

Benefits of PEP

❖ Helps prevent HIV after possible exposure
PEP significantly lowers the chance of HIV infection if taken correctly and started on time.

❖ Acts as an emergency backup plan
If a condom breaks, slips off, or isn’t used, PEP provides a safety net.

❖ Useful for unexpected or high-risk encounters
It’s available when things happen out of your control like accidental contact or a partner who didn’t disclose their status.

❖ Easy to access and safe
PEP is widely used, well-studied, and generally safe with manageable side effects.

❖ Gives peace of mind
Knowing PEP exists helps reduce panic and fear after a risky encounter.

❖ Encourages responsible sexual health
PEP helps people take quick action to protect themselves and others.

❖ Works for different types of exposures
Not only for sexual exposure it can help after potential contact with blood or bodily fluids.

This package includes consultation and medication (Emtricitabine + Dolutegravir + TAF) at Hara Clinic.