What to do in the first 72 hours after a possible HIV exposure
PEP works best when it starts early. Here is a calm, step-by-step plan for the hours after a condom breaks or you have sex without one.
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Clear, practical guides to PEP, PrEP, HIV testing and sexual health in Bangkok, written for real questions.
PEP or PrEP: which one do you need?
They sound alike but do different jobs. PEP is an emergency after an exposure; PrEP is ongoing protection before one.
PEP side effects: what to expect during the 28 days
Modern PEP is usually well tolerated. Here is what people commonly notice, and when to call your clinic.
When should you test for HIV after a possible exposure?
Testing too early can miss an infection. This guide explains window periods and a sensible testing timeline.
Visiting Bangkok? A quick sexual health checklist
A few minutes of planning before your trip means you know exactly what to do if something goes wrong.
Possible exposure?
PEP must start within 72 hours. We can see you today.
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