My husband is on prep and is negative and I'm taking my hiv meds he takes prep everyday like I do my meds he has remained negative and I'm also undetectable
posted April 24
It sounds like you're considering Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) for your HIV-negative partner, which is a proactive step in managing HIV risk. Here’s what you should know based on the context provided:
- **PrEP Effectiveness**: PrEP is a highly effective medication when taken as prescribed. It significantly reduces th... read more
It sounds like you're considering Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) for your HIV-negative partner, which is a proactive step in managing HIV risk. Here’s what you should know based on the context provided:
- **PrEP Effectiveness**: PrEP is a highly effective medication when taken as prescribed. It significantly reduces the risk of HIV transmission from an HIV-positive individual to an HIV-negative partner.
- **Usage Recommendations**: PrEP is recommended for HIV-negative individuals who are at high risk of HIV exposure. This includes those who have a partner with HIV.
- **Additional Protection**: While PrEP is effective, it's also recommended to maintain regular HIV testing and consider other protective measures like condoms to further reduce risk.
- **Healthcare Guidance**: It’s important for your partner to consult with a healthcare provider to discuss starting PrEP, to ensure it's the right choice for their health needs.
If you are already HIV-positive and on antiretroviral therapy (ART) with an undetectable viral load, the risk of transmission is significantly reduced, but discussing these options with a healthcare provider is always a good step.
posted April 24
No, he is neg I'm posting I'm on darling xx
posted April 24
He on biktarvy? For how long does he have to take the prep? Obviously, I HATE condoms. Lol
posted April 24