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    NOTE: You must be HIV negative for this treatment and at high risk to be suitable for this medication, as it is a preventative medication. If you have had a positive HIV test you need to go to a STI clinic for confirmation or treatment as PrEP is not suitable for you.
    You may be at at high risk
    • If you are having sex with someone who is HIV positive and has a detectable viral load.
    • if you do not use condoms when having sex with someone whose HIV status is not clear to you, and you’re: a man who has sex with men, a transgender person who has sex with men, or a woman who has sex with bisexual men.
    • If you are having sex with someone from a country with a high rate of HIV.
    • If you are taking drugs using needles and sharing those needles with others
    • If you get STIs (sexually transmitted infections) on a regular basis.
    • You are a sex worker
    • You are involved in Sexualised drug use
    • You have Alcohol dependence
    • You have been Incarcerated
    • You’re HIV negative and have had condomless sex in the past 3 months and think you will again in the next three months, and you are: cis or transgender MSM or transgender woman.
    • You’re HIV negative and expect to have sex without condoms with an HIV positive partner/s with a detectable viral load.
    • You don’t meet the first two descriptions and you might be having heterosexual sex, but you’ve been clinically assessed as being at a similar high risk of becoming HIV positive.
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    NOTE: If you need to take a test, please either visit your GP or sexual health clinic.
    • HIV test: (4th generation antibody/antigen test preferred)
    • Creatinine
    • STD screening
    • Pregnancy test
    • Hepatitis C antibody (particularly for MSM and injection drug users)
    • Liver conditions
    • Kidney conditions
    • any hereditary problems of galactose intolerance, total lactase deficiency, or glucose-galactose
    • Heart disease ‘Long QT’ interval (an electrical anomaly that can lead to heart rhythm disturbances sometimes caused by other medicines you might be on)
    • Acute porphyria (a rare hereditary blood disease)
    • Any serious medical condition which may require immediate hospitalisation
    • Thrush
    • Unintentional weight loss
    • Chest pain
    • Blood in your urine
    • Pain when urinating
    • Blood in your stools
    • Urinary tract infections (UTI)
    • Night sweats
    • Fever
    • Aminoglycosides (for bacterial infection)
    • Amphotericin B (for fungal infection)
    • Foscarnet (for viral infection)
    • Ganciclovir (for viral infection)
    • Pentamidine (for infections)
    • Vancomycin (for bacterial infection)
    • Interleukin-2 (to treat cancer)
    • Cidofovir (for viral infection)
    • Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs, to relieve bone or muscle pains)
    • The PrEP patient information leaflet.
    • Furthur information can be found www.truvada.com the brand version of PrEP or www.iwantprepnow.co.uk
    • You will read the patient information leaflet (provided with your medication or by following the relevant link)
    • The treatment is solely for your own use
    • All the information you have provided is accurate. You understand our prescribers can only base decisions on the information provided and that incorrect information can be detrimental to your health.
    • We need to ensure that this medicine is suitable for the person it is intended for. Therefore may be required to contact you by phone/video call, If we are unable to speak to you when required your order may be delayed.
    • If necessary you consent to My Pharmacy contacting your GP Surgery and/or accessing your Summary Care Records in regards to this treatment .
    • I consent to receive treatment from My Pharmacy, and confirm that I have the mental capacity to do so. The decision about the treatment is for both the patient and the prescriber to consider, however, the final decision will always rest with the prescriber and is subject to approval. If treatment is not suitable, you will be signposted to another point of care.
    • You will seek medical advice if you experience any side effects of treatment, if you start new medication or if your medical conditions change during treatment.
    • You will inform your GP with regards to this prescription (It is best practice to inform your GP of any private treatment you receive. All treatment is completely confidential).
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