What to Do Immediately After Possible HIV Exposure — The First 72 Hours
You have 72 hours — every minute counts. Discover the exact steps to take immediately after a possible HIV exposure to protect yourself with PEP.
If you've had a possible exposure, you have a 72-hour window to start PEP treatment. Get confidential medical guidance and 12-24 hour medicine delivery anywhere in India.
The 72-Hour Rule
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Expert medical information on HIV exposure, PEP treatment, and post-exposure protocols.
You have 72 hours — every minute counts. Discover the exact steps to take immediately after a possible HIV exposure to protect yourself with PEP.
Understand the science behind PEP, how the 72-hour window works, and why this 28-day treatment is highly effective at preventing HIV.
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A transparent breakdown of PEP costs in India — from free government ART programs to private clinic pricing — so you can make an informed decision fast.
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