PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) is medicine for HIV-negative people. Taken before a possible exposure, it stops the virus from taking hold in the body.
The World Health Organization recommends it for anyone with a higher chance of HIV, whatever their gender or sexuality. That includes people with partners whose status they don’t know, people who don’t always use condoms, and anyone who has needed PEP before.
Exposed in the last 72 hours? PrEP can’t treat an exposure that has already happened. You need PEP, as soon as possible. Get PEP help
