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    Prep Efficacy Counselling Message: Stopping Prep

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    PrEP can be stopped 28 days after the last possible exposure to HIV. People considering stopping PrEP should adopt safer sexual practices like abstinence or condom use, change circumstances like leaving sex work or stopping drug use, or move to an area with low HIV prevalence. For those in serodiscordant relationships, risk is very low if the HIV+ partner has suppressed viral load on ART.

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    PrEP can be stopped 28 days after the last possible exposure to HIV. People considering stopping PrEP should adopt safer sexual practices like abstinence or condom use, change circumstances like leaving sex work or stopping drug use, or move to an area with low HIV prevalence. For those in serodiscordant relationships, risk is very low if the HIV+ partner has suppressed viral load on ART.

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    PrEP can be stopped 28 days after the last possible exposure to HIV. People considering stopping PrEP should adopt safer sexual practices like abstinence or condom use, change circumstances like leaving sex work or stopping drug use, or move to an area with low HIV prevalence. For those in serodiscordant relationships, risk is very low if the HIV+ partner has suppressed viral load on ART.

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    PrEP can be stopped 28 days after the last possible exposure to HIV. People considering stopping PrEP should adopt safer sexual practices like abstinence or condom use, change circumstances like leaving sex work or stopping drug use, or move to an area with low HIV prevalence. For those in serodiscordant relationships, risk is very low if the HIV+ partner has suppressed viral load on ART.

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    PREP EFFICACY COUNSELLING MESSAGE:

    Stopping PrEP
    “PrEP can be stopped 28 days after the last possible exposure to HIV. People can consider
    stopping PrEP if they are no longer at substantial risk of acquiring HIV infection. Ways to
    lower risk include: adopting safer sexual practices, such as not having vaginal or anal
    intercourse, or using condoms for all vaginal and anal intercourse; changing circumstances
    such as leaving sex work or stopping injecting drug use; or, moving to a place that has a low
    prevalence of HIV infection. For people in a serodiscordant relationship, HIV transmission
    risk is very low when the HIV-positive partner is virally suppressed on ART.”

    WHO Implementation tool for pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) of HIV infection. Module 1:
    Clinical. Geneva: World Health Organization; 2017 (WHO/HIV/2017.17). Licence: CC BY-
    NC-SA 3.0 IGO.

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