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PrEP stands for pre-exposure prophylaxis. It involves taking antiretroviral medication before potential HIV exposure so the drug is present in your body in high enough concentrations to block the virus from establishing an infection. When taken consistently, daily oral PrEP reduces the risk of HIV from sex by approximately 99%.

PrEP is recommended for HIV-negative adults who have an ongoing risk of HIV exposure. This includes people with an HIV-positive partner, people who have had a recent sexually transmitted infection, people who do not consistently use condoms with partners of unknown HIV status, and people who inject drugs and share equipment.

Daily oral PrEP such as Truvada or Descovy must be taken every day to maintain protective drug levels. Long-acting injectable options like Apretude are given by a healthcare provider every two months after an initiation period, which removes the need for a daily pill.

Before a prescription can be issued, you will need a confirmed negative HIV test, a kidney function test, a hepatitis B screening, and a review of current medications. Follow-up testing every three months is standard of care while you are on PrEP, including repeat HIV testing and kidney function monitoring.

You must have a confirmed HIV-negative result before starting PrEP. Starting antiretroviral medication during an undiagnosed HIV infection can lead to drug resistance. Doctronic physicians will require documentation of a recent negative HIV test or will guide you to get tested before prescribing.

Most people tolerate PrEP well. Some people taking Truvada or Descovy experience mild nausea, headache, or fatigue in the first few weeks, which typically resolves. Tenofovir-based regimens can affect kidney function and bone density with long-term use, which is why regular monitoring is part of standard PrEP care. Injectable cabotegravir may cause injection site reactions.

Doctronic uses an AI-powered intake to collect your health history, exposure risk factors, and current medications. A licensed physician then reviews your information, may ask follow-up questions, and, if you are a good candidate, creates a personalized treatment plan including a prescription. The entire process is conducted online and is HIPAA-compliant.

Yes. Doctronic works exclusively with licensed physicians who review every patient case. All consultations are doctor-reviewed, medically audited, and fully HIPAA-compliant. Doctronic serves adults 18 and older in any U.S. state, making access to PrEP care available regardless of where you live.