PrEP, condoms and STIs: what PrEP does and doesn’t protect against
PrEP and condoms protect in different ways. See which infections PrEP covers, where condoms still matter, and how often to test for STIs on PrEP.
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Clear, medically grounded guides on PrEP, HIV testing and sexual health in Bangkok.
PrEP and condoms protect in different ways. See which infections PrEP covers, where condoms still matter, and how often to test for STIs on PrEP.
PrEP and alcohol mix without a known interaction. Learn the real risk on nights out, what to know about party drugs, and which medicines need care.
PrEP and hormones can be taken together. See what studies found for trans women and trans men, which dosing schedule fits you, and what to monitor.
Lenacapavir in Thailand: what the twice-yearly PrEP injection is, what trials found, where approval and the national pilot stand, and what to use now.
How effective is HIV PrEP? Taken as prescribed it cuts HIV risk from sex by about 99%. See what the figures mean and the rare reasons PrEP can fail.
Moving from PEP to PrEP works best with no gap: an HIV test as your 28-day course ends, then PrEP the next day. Here's the handover, step by step.
PrEP for women works well when taken daily. Learn why 21 days matters, why 2-1-1 isn't used for vaginal sex, and how pregnancy and contraception fit in.
A PrEP refill in Bangkok starts with a quick HIV test and a short review. Here's what to bring, how timing works and how visitors keep their PrEP going.
Is PrEP free in Thailand? Eligible Thai citizens get it through public coverage, while most foreigners pay. See who qualifies and what it costs.
A PrEP injection in Bangkok means cabotegravir every two months instead of a daily pill. Learn the schedule, tests, side effects and how to ask about it.