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PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis) is a systemic antiretroviral treatment that prevents HIV infection after a possible exposure event. It works by blocking the virus from replicating and permanently infecting your body. PEP is a completely allopathic treatment consisting of a set of prescribed antiretroviral drugs taken consistently for 28-30 days. It is the only medically proven method to prevent HIV after exposure.

PEP is the only treatment that can prevent HIV infection after a possible exposure. Once exposed, the virus begins replicating inside your body. PEP blocks this replication within the critical 72-hour window - stopping the virus before it can establish a permanent infection. Without PEP, your risk of becoming HIV positive increases significantly with every passing hour.

PEP must be started within 72 hours (3 days) of possible HIV exposure - ideally within 2 hours. This is the golden window. Every hour of delay reduces PEP's effectiveness. After 72 hours, PEP is no longer effective and cannot prevent HIV infection. Call immediately if you've had any HIV exposure event - do not wait.

The success rate of PEP treatment is 98% when started as early as possible - ideally within 2 hours of HIV exposure, and no later than 72 hours. Starting within the first few hours gives you the maximum protection. Every hour of delay reduces this success rate. Early action is the single most important factor in PEP effectiveness.

• Expert HIV counselling (pre-test and post-test)
• First aid care and risk assessment
• HIV 1 & 2 testing and baseline diagnostics
• Set of minimum 4 antiretroviral drugs - 28 to 30 days
• Regular follow-up consultations throughout the course
• Anxiety & mental health support during treatment

The complete PEP drug course runs for 28 to 30 days. The medication must be taken every day without missing a dose. Interrupting or stopping the course significantly reduces its effectiveness. Our doctors and counsellors provide complete support, guidance, and regular follow-ups throughout your entire 28-day treatment journey.