PEP, or post-exposure prophylaxis, is used to reduce the possibility of HIV infection after exposure to the potential risk of having sexual relations.
Available since the 1990s, was primarily for health workers “have similar injuries or bites, adopted the revised guidelines for PEP by the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV and the United Kingdom Expert Advisory Group has published the see data in 2008 and here » Read more: Post-exposure HIV
You already have experience with unprotected sex? You are in a high-risk behavior such as sharing needles when using intravenous drug? If so, you are probably exposed to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). And if you have positive results for HIV, but it is now accepted that HIV, the cause of AIDS.
The first signs of infection are different in men and usually occurs within two to six weeks after the infection of HIV known as the acquired immune deficiency syndrome, which damages the immune system of an individual. Early HIV symptoms may include the following characters: » Read more: HIV and AIDS symptoms in men? 5 characters to identify and say if you are infected with HIV?
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