Good news: Drug to prevent HIV infection available in hospitals for free

Lifestyle Health and Fitness
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[SIZE=4]What is Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP)[/SIZE]
Oral PrEP of HIV is the daily use of ARV drugs by HIV-uninfected people to block the acquisition of HIV. PrEP is recommended as a prevention choice for people at substantial risk of HIV infection as part of combination prevention approaches.

This drug has been talked about since late last year, october really. It is only last month that reports that they are now in hospitals available for free.
@Luther12 confirm this.

For the rest of us, lets fuck away

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It’s not there, yet.

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Go to your nearest hospital and check if it is present halafu come back with a report.

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when did u contract the virus

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Hapa naona shida ya drug resistance juu ya abuse. Is that a likely outcome @Luther12?

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HIV mutates or gets weaponized apocalypse or plain old population control, whichever way you look at it

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iS NOT for FREE it cost KSH 1000 to Discourage abuse of the drug

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What do you mean by abuse of the drug? Si the drug is meant for team dry fry members ama how can one misuse it?

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When u dry fry accidentally not knowingly

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Boss, you take those things before dry frying

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Caution u only take once per year…

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Where are you getting your wrong info?
Pre-exposure prophylaxis (or PrEP) is when people at very high risk for HIV take HIV medicines daily to lower their chances of getting infected.
http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/basics/prep.html

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Here in this village

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Of course it is. That’s why HIV management generally uses a mix of at least three drugs from at least two different classes, what’s known as HAART.

Those who think that PrEP, if and when it is availed, itapeanwa kiholelaholela kama njugu are in for a very rude shock.

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No it isn’t meant for team drae frae. It’ll be principally reserved for discordant couples.

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Rape victims too and doctors who get pierced by needles by accident.
Sio peremende kama P2 na waschana wa campus.

. And it has very adverse side effects.

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ni P2 ya mukingo? ???

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Wewe na pastor owuor hamna difference :smiley: