Emergency — Start Within 72 Hours

HIV PEP Treatment — Post-Exposure Prophylaxis

PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis) is emergency HIV prevention medicine taken after a potential HIV exposure. To be effective, it must begin within 72 hours — ideally within 2 hours. Dr. Yuvraj Arora Monga, infectious disease specialist, provides immediate confidential consultation with home medicine delivery.

What is PEP and How Does it Work?

PEP is a combination of antiretroviral medicines taken once or twice daily for 28–30 days after a potential HIV exposure. The medicines prevent HIV from establishing a permanent infection by blocking key steps in the virus's replication cycle. When started promptly and taken consistently, PEP is up to 98% effective at preventing HIV infection — when started early. The 72-hour window is strict: after this point, PEP is no longer recommended as the virus will have already begun establishing infection in the body.

Modern PEP regimens — particularly those based on Dolutegravir or Bictegravir combined with Tenofovir/Emtricitabine — are well tolerated and taken once daily, making adherence significantly easier than older regimens. Most patients complete the 28-day course with minimal disruption to daily life.

Consult a specialist within 72 hours of potential exposure
Receive a personalised prescription based on your exposure type and health profile
Medicines delivered discreetly to your address anywhere in India
Complete the full 28-day course — do not stop early
Follow-up HIV testing at 4–6 weeks and 3 months confirms outcome
Transition to PrEP if ongoing risk warrants it

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PEP Indications — When Should You Start?

PEP is indicated after a significant potential HIV exposure within the last 72 hours. Common indications include: unprotected sexual intercourse with a new or unknown-status partner, condom failure, needle-stick or sharp instrument injury (healthcare workers and others), contact with a person known to be HIV-positive without adequate protection, and other blood-to-blood or sexual mucous membrane exposures.

Not all exposures carry the same transmission risk — a specialist will assess your specific situation. Do not attempt to self-assess risk based on general statistics. If you are uncertain and within 72 hours, consulting a specialist is the right action — Dr. Monga will determine whether PEP is clinically indicated for your specific exposure.

Why Choose Dr. Monga for PEP Treatment?

Infectious Disease Specialist

25+ years dedicated HIV/AIDS specialist — correct regimen selection based on your specific exposure and health profile.

Immediate Consultation

Same-day consultation available for PEP — because every hour of delay matters. Call or WhatsApp right now.

Home Medicine Delivery

PEP medicines delivered discreetly to your address anywhere in India. No pharmacy trip required.

For city-specific information: PEP Treatment Mumbai · PEP Drugs List & Cost India · PEP vs PrEP Difference

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Dr

Dr. Yuvraj Arora Monga

MBBS, MD (Pharmacology)

Fellowship in Infectious Diseases

Chief Consultant Physician & CEO

25+ years experience
10,000+ patients
100% confidential
UNSW Australia

Consultation Fee

₹2,000

Prescription included

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