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PrEP maybe an option to help protect you and your baby from getting HIV before or during pregnancy or while breast/chestfeeding.  \nCan I take PrEP while on hormone therapy?  \nIf you are worried that PrEP will affect your hormone therapy, ask your health care provider to check your hormone levels. There are no known drug conflicts between PrEP and hormone therapy, and there is no reason why the drugs cannot betaken at the same time. People who use PrEP should see their health care provider regularly for follow up HIV tests, shots, or prescription refills. Some of these visits may be able to be combined with your hormone therapy appointments.  \nAre there any side effects to PrEP?  \nSome people in clinical studies of PrEP had early side effects such as an upset stomach or loss of appetite, but these were mild and usually went away in the first month. Some people also had a mild headache. No serious side effects were observed. You should tell your health care provider if these or other symptoms become severe or do not go away.  \nSCAN TO LEARN MORE OR VISIT:  \n[cdc.gov/StopHIVTogether](cdc.gov/StopHIVTogether)  \nAUDIO IN MIXTEC  \nSantiago Ti lapa, Oaxaca  \nInterpretation Courtesy of Santa Barbara County  \nARE YPOU READYrE?  \nYou Are in Control.  \nPrEP 101  \nTELL ME MORE!  \nPrEP Basics   \nPrEP stands for pre-exposure prophylaxis.  \nPrEP can help prevent you from getting HIV if you are exposed to the virus.  \nThe word“prophylaxis”means to prevent or control the  \nspread of an infection or disease.  \nWhen taken as prescribed, PrEP is highly effective for preventing HIV. PrEP can be pills or shots.  \nONE  \nP IL LDA ILY  \nOR  \nONE SHOT EVERY TWO MONTHS  \nHow Does It Work?  \nPrEP reduces the risk of getting HIV from sex by about 99% when taken as prescribed. Although thereis less information about how effective PrEP pills are among people who inject drugs, we know that PrEP pills reduce the risk of getting HIV by at least 74% when taken as prescribed.  \nSome of the same medicines prescribed for the treatment of HIV can also be prescribed for its prevention.  \nWhen taken as prescribed, PrEP can provide a high level of protection against HIV, but only condoms protect against other STDs like syphilis and gonorrhea.  \nPeople who use PrEP should take it as prescribed and return to their health care provider as advised for follow-ups or prescription refills.  \nYou can also contact your local health department and HIV/AIDS service organizations for more information.  \nI AM THINKING ABOUT PrEP TO PREVENT HIV. WHAT NOW?  \nDo your research. Seek out information to help you decide.  \nMake a list of why you think PrEP would be right for you.  \nTalk to your health care provider if you have more questions.  \nQuestions to Ask Your Provider:  \n Would PrEP be a good option for me?   \nAre there any side effects to PrEP?   \nIf you decide PrEP is right for you:  \n Follow your health care provider’s advice about how to take your pill. This will give it the best chance to prevent HIV.  \n Tell your health care provider if you have trouble remembering to take your pill or want to stop PrEP.  \nIf you do not have insurance, your health care provider can direct you to medication assistance programs that may help pay for PrEP.  \nIs PrEP right for me?  \nPrEP Access  \nHow Can I Start PrEP?  \nTalk with your doctor or health care provider  \nto determine if PrEP is right for you.  \nIf you and your health care provider agree that PrEP can reduce your risk of getting HIV, he or she will test you for HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases.  \nIf PrEP is a good option for you, your health care provider will give you a prescriptio","cbCaisT0OOqbJvOt","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisT0OOqbJvOt","pdf",1506584,"English","# Frequently Asked Questions\n## PrEP Basics\n## How Does It Work?\n## What Now?\n## Questions to Ask Your Provider\n## PrEP Access\n## Pay for PrEP?","[{\"question\":\"Can I take PrEP during pregnancy or while breast/chestfeeding?\",\"answer\":\"If you are considering getting pregnant, talk to your health care provider about PrEP if you’re not already taking it. 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