Post Exposure Prophylaxis for Hiv Questions

Different type of vaccination has different doses.
Yes, you are eligible. Ideal time puberty before sex starts.

If 1095 days have passed then no need to repeat the tests now.
You are conclusively negative for stds.

Hi,
cardivas is needed for you to prevent bleeding from varices. You can get low bp due to cardivas.
You need to see your doctor and get the dose adjusted.

You are surely hiv negative, it is conclusive after 42 days of exposure. The symptoms are not due to hiv.

Since you are in ahmedabad. Few suggestions.
1) continue treatment of hep b 2) fibroscan can help you get the assessment of liver stiffness in case you don't have ascites on usg.
3) liver transplant is an option when liver decompensates but you need to enroll early on as waiting period is long in most centres 4) get consultation from Dr. sanjay rajput. He is expert gastro in ahmedabad.

Hello sir. Good to know that your hiv is under control. You will need to continue to take art as long as you live, as of now. In future if any cure is found that will be a game changer. There are better options than viraday now. As long as your vl is undetectable and cd4 is in the normal range the ois remain under check and also non oi conditions. However aids has 4 stages depending upon s/s. It will be better if you consult an hiv Dr. of your choice to know more details, please. Thanks.

Hi,
from the details provided by you, I understand that you have cirrhosis of liver with chronic hepatitis b infection as the cause.
You do not seem to have developed complications of portal hypertension viz. Gi bleed (blood in vomitus or stools), ascites (collection of fluid/water in stomach) or hepatic encephalopathy (drowsiness, transient loss of consciousness) etc.
You need to continue with anti-viral medications for hepatitis b and cardivas along with regular screening and follo...more

Well yes new studies have shown that condom doesn't protect against hiv, soo if the person is hiv positive then you have a higher risk of having hiv infection, do test after 90 days ,visit a virologist that will be better for u, don't be anxious there is treatment available now so nothing to worry about it,

Hello sir. I would highly recommend you to consult an hiv Dr. of your choice to get proper guidance in this complex question. No spl Dr. will just tell you to take this or that drugs without a proper consultation and prescription as per government's guidelines. Thanks for understanding.

Hello-
although the risk is low, you can get a sexually transmitted infection (sti) often used instead of a sexually transmitted disease (std) from kissing. Herpes, cytomegalovirus (cmv), human papillomavirus (hpv), and syphilis may spread through active lesions (i.e. Cold sores) or saliva.