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PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis) is the medication to prevent HIV after a possible exposure

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Complete Blood Count Test

Complete Blood Count test is conducted for general health checks and to screen for other diseases that may occur.

Should be checked every 3 months in the first year or every 6 months in the following year or as recommended by the physician.

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Blood Sugar Level Test

Measure the blood sugar level is higher than normal or not.
If abnormalities are found, the doctor will recommend further behavioral adjustments and treatments.

Patients should abstain from water and food 6 hours before the blood sugar level test.

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Lipid Profile

Check to know if the lipid levels in the bloodstream is at a healthy level or not.
If an abnormality is known, the physician will recommend a way to reduce fat levels to normal in a timely manner.

Should be checked every 3 months in the first year or every 6 months in the following year or as recommended by the physician.

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Kidney Function Test

Kidney function test to check the readiness of those who take any medication continued for a period of time.
If there is an abnormal kidney value, the doctor will give advice and adjust the guidelines for receiving that drug further.

Should be checked every 3 months in the first year or every 6 months in the following year or as recommended by the physician.

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Liver Function Test

Liver function test to check the readiness of those who take any medication continued for a period of time.
If abnormal liver values ​​are detected, the physician will advise and adjust the guidelines for taking that medication further.

Should be checked every 3 months in the first year or every 6 months in the following year or as recommended by the physician.

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Internal examination

Anoscopy

To detect cytologic changes (early signs of anal cancer) associated with some strains of HPV infection.
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Internal Examination

Internal Examination

An internal examination is performed by a physician using specialized equipment inserted into the vagina or neovagina to check for abnormalities and conduct further laboratory tests as needed.

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Genital warts and HPV , Anal Cancer

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Vaccination Services

HPV Virus (9 Strands)

Can prevent 90% of warts (6,11 strains)
and prevent cancer by 80% (protects against strains 16,18,31,33,45,52 and 58)

1. Patients under 15 years old are vaccinated with 2 doses, vaccinating at 0 and 6-12 months.
2. Patients over 15 years old, will be treated with 3 doses of vaccination, by vaccination at 0, 1-2 and 6 months.
3. People with immunodeficiency, regardless of age, get 3 doses of vaccination at 0, 1-2 and 6 months.

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HPV Virus (4 Strands)

Can prevent 90% of warts (6,11 strains)
and can prevent cancer by 70% (protects against 16,18 strains)

1. Patients under 15 years old are vaccinated with 2 doses, vaccinating at 0 and 6-12 months.
2. Patients over 15 years old, will be treated with 3 doses of vaccination, by vaccination at 0, 1-2 and 6 months.
3. People with immunodeficiency, regardless of age, get 3 doses of vaccination at 0, 1-2 and 6 months.

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Genital warts and HP

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วัคซีนป้องกันไวรัสตับอักเสบบี

รับวัคซีนเพื่อป้องกันไวรัสตับอักเสบบี สร้างภูมิคุ้มกันได้มากถึง 97% (หากรับวัคซีนครบ 3 เข็ม)

ควรตรวจทั้ง HBsAg และ anti-HBs ก่อนฉีดวัคซีน

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ไวรัสตับอักเสบบี (Hepatitis B Virus)

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Vaccination Services

Hepatitis A vaccine

Get vaccinated to boost hepatitis A immunity. Immunity testing is recommended before vaccination. (Choose from many types of tests according to the physician’s recommendation)

1. Two vaccine doses are administered 6 months apart. No follow-up blood test is required after vaccination.
2. If you miss your next scheduled vaccination, you can continue with the next dose without starting over.
3. People living with HIV can also receive the vaccine.

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Hepatitis A Virus

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Cervical and Rectal Cancer
Screening Service

Anal Cancer Screening Test with Anal Pap Test

The anal Pap test (anal cytology) is a screening tool for anal cancer. It is performed by a physician inserting a cotton swab into the anus to collect cells, which are then tested for abnormalities. If the test result is negative, it is recommended to repeat the test every year.

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Anal Cancer

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Cervical and Rectal Cancer
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Cervical Cancer Screening Test with Pap Test

The Pap test (cervical cytology) is one of the screening options for cervical cancer. It is performed by a physician using specialized equipment to collect cells from the cervix and test them for abnormalities. If the test result is negative, it is recommended to repeat the test every 1-2 years.

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Genital warts , HPV , Cervical Cancer

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Cervical and Rectal Cancer
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Cervical Cancer Screening Test with HPV DNA

Cervical Cancer Screening Test with HPV DNA

High-risk HPV increases the risk of cervical and anal cancer. Testing for high-risk HPV DNA is one of the screening options for these cancers. This test can be performed using a self-sampling method. If the test result is negative, it is recommended to repeat the test every 5 years.

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Genital warts and HPV , Anal Cancer

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Hepatitis Services

Test for hepatitis C Antibodies

Immune test (anti-HCV) If test reports positive, it means there is an infection in the body or used to be an infection.
If anti-HCV is negative, it means that their is not cirrent or prior infections

No HCV vaccines available

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Hepatitis C Virus

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Hepatitis Services

Test for hepatitis B Antibodies

Hepatitis B Immunity Test can check both methods:
1. Test for antibodies (HBsAg) if hepatitis B virus is detected in the body, further treatment is needed.
2. Test for antibodies (Anti-HBs) for previous infections or patients who have been vaccinated before.
3. A type of antibody test that indicates signs of infection (Anti-HBc).

Both HBsAg and anti-HBs should be tested prior to vaccination.

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Hepatitis B Virus

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Hepatitis Services

Check for hepatitis B infection

If you have never been vaccinated against HBsAg, screening is recommended every 12 months.
To be vaccinated, have both HBsAg and anti-HBs tested before vaccination.

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Hepatitis B Virus

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Hepatitis Services

Test for Hepatitis A immunity

Check for immunity before Hepatitis vaccination. You can choose to check through a number of methods, including:
1. Long-term Immunization Test (Anti-HAV IgG). The test will be positive if you have been vaccinated or treated for Hepatitis A .
2. Anti-HAV IgM test is administered by the physician to check in patients with suspected disease, which will be positive in case of acute infection.
3. Combine both types of immunity. If the results show that they are immune, there is no need for vaccination.

Related contents

Hepatitis A Virus

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Other Sexual Transmittable Infection Services

Wart treatment

Genital warts are caused by HPV infection. If symptoms occur, they can be treated with topical medications or treated with surgery such as electric shock
Infrared rays (Infrared) or laser (Laser) Patients should bring a sexual partner(s) for a check-up as well

Warts can be prevented with HPV vaccination and screening for cervical and anal cancer according to individual indications annually

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Genital warts and HPV , Anal Cancer

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Other Sexual Transmittable Infection Services

Treatment of Gonorrhea, Chlamydia

Gonorrhea and Chlamydia can be treated with antibiotics.

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Gonorrhoea , Chlamydia

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Other Sexual Transmittable Infection Services

Screening for Gonorrhea from Pus Sample

Screening test for Gonorrhea / Chlamydia by collecting samples from by collecting pus samples to be tested for gonorrhea-causing bacteria.

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Gonorrhoea

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Other Sexual Transmittable Infection Services

Screening for Gonorrhea / Chlamydia

Screening test for Gonorrhea / Chlamydia by collecting samples from the throat, vulva or new vagina, rectum, and/or urine.
Results are reported within 2 hours.

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Gonorrhoea , Chlamydia

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Other Sexual Transmittable Infection Services

Treatment of Syphilis with injections

Treatment of Syphilis by injection of 2.4 million units of Benzathine Penicillin G.
through the hip muscles.

Sexual partner(s) should be brought in for an examination even if there are no symptoms. After the treatment patients should refrain from having sex for about 1-2 weeks
or use a condom every time because during this period, the infection can still spread

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Syphilis

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Other Sexual Transmittable Infection Services

Confirmation of Syphilis Infection Testing

This test is conducted to confirm the infection of syphilis by searching for antibodies to syphilis which can remain in the body for many years.
Thus, this test can detect past infections.

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Syphilis

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Other Sexual Transmittable Infection Services

Syphilis Infection Level Screening

The Syphilis level screen testing will report the stage/level of syphilis the patient has so proper treatment could be admininstered. Stage 1: There will be lesions on the genitals, hard edges with no pain.
Stage 2: Presence of rash on the body, palms, soles, may occur patients may also have white patches in the oral cavity, whih will occur between 6 weeks – 6 months after infection.
Stage 3: The infection spreads throughout the body, affecting the functioning of the brain, eyes, heart, spinal cord and bones. This period is over 10 years.

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Syphilis

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Other Sexual Transmittable Infection Services

Syphilis Screening

Syphilis is caused by the bacterium Treponema pallidum.
It can be transmitted through sex or exposure.
Test for syphilis-causing antibodies by blood draw. Results are reported within 1 hour.

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Syphilis

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HIV Related Services

Antiviral Therapy

An antiviral drug for people living with HIV, which works by lowering the viral load.
After continuous medication, the amount of viral load will be very low that it could not be detected. Patients will not be able to transmit the virus to anyone. This is known as U=U (Undetectable = Untransmittable)

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HIV

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HIV Related Services

PEP Services

Get PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis), an emergency HIV medication after exposure to sexual risks. This medication is to be taken within 72 hours after the risk and continuously for 28 days. PEP should be administered within 72 hours after exposure to HIV.

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HIV

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HIV Related Services

PrEP Services

Receive PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis), a drug to prevent HIV before exposure. This medication is only for those who have never had the infection. Constant usage is recommended. You can choose to receive PrEP daily (daily) or On Demand (on demand).

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HIV

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HIV Related Services

Viral Load Count

Viral Load Count test is conducted in people living with HIV. The test reports the amount of HIV virus in the blood to assess how much the body can control the amount of virus.
If continuous antiretroviral therapy is given, the viral load would be undetectable.

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HIV

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HIV Related Services

CD4 Count

Detecting the amount of CD4 white blood cells taken from blood sample. For people living with HIV, CD4 levels less than 200 will mean that you are prone to opportunistic infections. Individuals who are on antiretroviral therapy will have an estimate CD4 count at the level of 500-600.

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HIV Related Services

HIV screening

The test is done by drawing blood and can be done in two ways:
1. Anti-HIV method: This method detects an antibody response to the HIV virus and can be done as early as one month after exposure.
2. NAT method: This method detects HIV genetic material and can be done 1-2 weeks after exposure.

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Mental Health

Mental Health

Initial mental health and depression screening /counseling and psychological assessment services by psychiatrists and counselors who specialize in gender diversity including referral services for treatment in the hospital system or treatment.

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Liver function test to check the readiness of those who take any medication continued for a period of time.
If abnormal liver values ​​are detected, the physician will advise and adjust the guidelines for taking that medication further.

Should be checked every 3 months in the first year or every 6 months in the following year or as recommended by the physician.

Book now

Kidney function test to check the readiness of those who take any medication continued for a period of time.
If there is an abnormal kidney value, the doctor will give advice and adjust the guidelines for receiving that drug further.

Should be checked every 3 months in the first year or every 6 months in the following year or as recommended by the physician.

Book now

Check to know if the lipid levels in the bloodstream is at a healthy level or not.
If an abnormality is known, the physician will recommend a way to reduce fat levels to normal in a timely manner.

Should be checked every 3 months in the first year or every 6 months in the following year or as recommended by the physician.

Book now

Measure the blood sugar level is higher than normal or not.
If abnormalities are found, the doctor will recommend further behavioral adjustments and treatments.

Patients should abstain from water and food 6 hours before the blood sugar level test.

Book now

Complete Blood Count test is conducted for general health checks and to screen for other diseases that may occur.

Should be checked every 3 months in the first year or every 6 months in the following year or as recommended by the physician.

Book now

Internal Examination

An internal examination is performed by a physician using specialized equipment inserted into the vagina or neovagina to check for abnormalities and conduct further laboratory tests as needed.

Related contents

Genital warts and HPV , Anal Cancer

Book now

To detect cytologic changes (early signs of anal cancer) associated with some strains of HPV infection.

Related contents

Genital warts and HPV , Anal Cancer

Book now

Vaccination Services

Get vaccinated to boost hepatitis A immunity. Immunity testing is recommended before vaccination. (Choose from many types of tests according to the physician’s recommendation)

1. Vaccinate 2 doses 6 months apart without having to repeat the blood test after vaccination.
2. If the patient does not come for the next vaccination as scheduled, the treatment plan can continu without having to start over
3. People living with HIV can be vaccinated.

Related contents

Hepatitis A Virus

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” Get vaccinated against hepatitis B, boosting the immunity up to 97% (after 3 doses of vaccine)”

Both HBsAg and anti-HBs should be tested prior to vaccination.

Related contents

Hepatitis B Virus

Book now

Can prevent 90% of warts (6,11 strains)
and can prevent cancer by 70% (protects against 16,18 strains)

1. Patients under 15 years old are vaccinated with 2 doses, vaccinating at 0 and 6-12 months.
2. Patients over 15 years old, will be treated with 3 doses of vaccination, by vaccination at 0, 1-2 and 6 months.
3. People with immunodeficiency, regardless of age, get 3 doses of vaccination at 0, 1-2 and 6 months.

Related contents

Genital warts and HP

Book now

Can prevent 90% of warts (6,11 strains)
and prevent cancer by 80% (protects against strains 16,18,31,33,45,52 and 58)

1. Patients under 15 years old are vaccinated with 2 doses, vaccinating at 0 and 6-12 months.
2. Patients over 15 years old, will be treated with 3 doses of vaccination, by vaccination at 0, 1-2 and 6 months.
3. People with immunodeficiency, regardless of age, get 3 doses of vaccination at 0, 1-2 and 6 months.

Related contents

Genital warts and HP

Book now

Get vaccinated to boost your immunity against influenza. After injection, immunity will last for 1 year.

It is recommended to inject annually.

Book now

Cervical and Rectal Cancer
Screening Service

High-risk HPV increases the risk of cervical and anal cancer. Testing for high-risk HPV DNA is one of the screening options for these cancers. This test can be performed using a self-sampling method. If the test result is negative, it is recommended to repeat the test every 5 years.

Related contents

Genital warts and HPV , Anal Cancer

Book now

The Pap test (cervical cytology) is one of the screening options for cervical cancer. It is performed by a physician using specialized equipment to collect cells from the cervix and test them for abnormalities. If the test result is negative, it is recommended to repeat the test every 1-2 years.

Related contents

Genital warts , HPV , Cervical Cancer

Book now

The anal Pap test (anal cytology) is a screening tool for anal cancer. It is performed by a physician inserting a cotton swab into the anus to collect cells, which are then tested for abnormalities. If the test result is negative, it is recommended to repeat the test every year.

Anal Cancer

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Hepatitis services

Check for immunity before Hepatitis vaccination. You can choose to check through a number of methods, including:
1. Long-term Immunization Test (Anti-HAV IgG). The test will be positive if you have been vaccinated or treated for Hepatitis A .
2. Anti-HAV IgM test is administered by the physician to check in patients with suspected disease, which will be positive in case of acute infection.
3. Combine both types of immunity. If the results show that they are immune, there is no need for vaccination.

Related contents

Hepatitis A Virus

Book now

If you have never been vaccinated against HBsAg, screening is recommended every 12 months.
To be vaccinated, have both HBsAg and anti-HBs tested before vaccination.

Related contents

Hepatitis B Virus

Book now

Hepatitis B Immunity Test can check both methods:
1. Test for antibodies (HBsAg) if hepatitis B virus is detected in the body, further treatment is needed.
2. Test for antibodies (Anti-HBs) for previous infections or patients who have been vaccinated before.
3. A type of antibody test that indicates signs of infection (Anti-HBc).

Both HBsAg and anti-HBs should be tested prior to vaccination.

Related contents

Hepatitis B Virus

Book now

Immune test (anti-HCV) If test reports positive, it means there is an infection in the body or used to be an infection.
If anti-HCV is negative, it means that their is not cirrent or prior infections

No HCV vaccines available

Related contents

Hepatitis C Virus

Book now

Other Sexual Transmittable Infection Services

Syphilis is caused by the bacterium Treponema pallidum.
It can be transmitted through sex or exposure.
Test for syphilis-causing antibodies by blood draw. Results are reported within 1 hour.

Related contents

Syphilis

Book now

The Syphilis level screen testing will report the stage/level of syphilis the patient has so proper treatment could be admininstered. Stage 1: There will be lesions on the genitals, hard edges with no pain.
Stage 2: Presence of rash on the body, palms, soles, may occur patients may also have white patches in the oral cavity, whih will occur between 6 weeks – 6 months after infection.
Stage 3: The infection spreads throughout the body, affecting the functioning of the brain, eyes, heart, spinal cord and bones. This period is over 10 years.

Related contents

Syphilis

Book now

This test is conducted to confirm the infection of syphillis by searching for antibodies to syphilis which can remain in the body for many years.
Thus, this test can detect past infections.

Related contents

Syphilis

Book now

Treatment of Syphilis by injection of 2.4 million units of Benzathine Penicillin G.
through the hip muscles.

Sexual partner(s) should be brought in for an examination even if there are no symptoms. After the treatment patients should refrain from having sex for about 1-2 weeks
or use a condom every time because during this period, the infection can still spread

Related contents

Syphilis

Book now

“Screening test for Gonorrhea / Chlamydia by collecting samples from the throat, vulva or new vagina, rectum, and/or urine.
Results are reported within 2 hours.

Related contents

Gonorrhoea , Chlamydia

Book now

Screening test for Gonorrhea / Chlamydia by collecting samples from by collecting pus samples to be tested for gonorrhea-causing bacteria.

Related contents

Gonorrhoea

Book now

Gonorrhea and Chlamydia can be treated with antibiotics.

Related contents

Gonorrhoea , Chlamydia

Book now

Genital warts are caused by HPV infection. If symptoms occur, they can be treated with topical medications or treated with surgery such as electric shock
Infrared rays (Infrared) or laser (Laser) Patients should bring a sexual partner(s) for a check-up as well

Warts can be prevented with HPV vaccination and screening for cervical and anal cancer according to individual indications annually

Related contents

Genital warts and HPV , Anal Cancer

Book now

HIV Related Services

There are two methods of blood testing:
1. Anti-HIV method: detect the immune response to HIV, can be tested from 1 month after the risk.
2. NAT method: detecting the genetic material of HIV, can be tested from 1-2 weeks after the risk.

Related contents

HIV

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Detecting the amount of CD4 white blood cells taken from blood sample. For people living with HIV, CD4 levels less than 200 will mean that you are prone to opportunistic infections. Individuals who are on antiretroviral therapy will have an estimate CD4 count at the level of 500-600.

Related contents

HIV

Book now

Viral Load Count test is conducted in people living with HIV. The test reports the amount of HIV virus in the blood to assess how much the body can control the amount of virus.
If continuous antiretroviral therapy is given, the viral load would be undetectable.

Related contents

HIV

Book now

Receive PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis), a drug to prevent HIV before exposure. This medication is only for those who have never had the infection. Constant usage is recommended. You can choose to receive PrEP daily (daily) or On Demand (on demand).

Related contents

HIV

Book now

Get PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis), an emergency HIV medication after exposure to sexual risks. This medication is to be taken within 72 hours after the risk and continuously for 28 days. PEP should be administered within 72 hours after exposure to HIV.

Related contents

HIV

Book now

An antiviral drug for people living with HIV, which works by lowering the viral load.
After continuous medication, the amount of viral load will be very low that it could not be detected. Patients will not be able to transmit the virus to anyone. This is known as U=U (Undetectable = Untransmittable)

Related contents

HIV

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