I am taking tablet duovir N ,I have did oral sex with male partner and anal with condom, and he ejaculate on my body,now I am worried about any hiv infection and start medicine,but I am worried about medicine also for any side effects, what should I do after taking medicine
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-Your HIV exposure risk appears low as anal intercourse was protected with condom
-Oral intercourse has relatively lower HIV transmission risk compared to unprotected anal intercourse
-Starting PEP with Duovir N within 72 hours is appropriate for additional protection
-Side effects are usually mild and may include nausea, dizziness or fatigue
Next Steps
-HIV test now as baseline
-Repeat HIV test after 6 weeks and 3 months
-HBsAg and HCV screening if needed
Health Tips
-Continue Tab Duovir N once daily for total 28 days as prescribed
-Do not stop PEP midway
-Seek medical attention if severe rash, vomiting or breathing difficulty occurs
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Your risk from this exposure is low, and starting PEP Duovir N is a good preventive step continue the full course as prescribed. Side effects are usually mild and manageable. Proper follow up and testing are important.
While Duovir N is highly effective for PEP, it is common to experience side effects such as nausea, fatigue, or mild gastrointestinal distress during the 28-day course. These are generally 'manageable' and should not be a reason to discontinue the life-saving medication. The focus now is on maintaining 100% adherence to the course and ensuring a robust follow-up testing schedule to confirm your status
Next Steps
Because PEP requires strict clinical oversight, a formal clinical consultation so do connect and consult with me for better treatment plan and advice accordingly....need to monitor your labs and supervise your transition out of the PEP course.
Health Tips
the hardest part—starting the medicine—is done. Please book a consultation so we can schedule your follow-up tests and ensure you complete the full course with minimal discomfort."
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