Hello dear See as per detailed clinical history Chances are less but zero Reason is No ejaculation Partner not detected for diagnosis Hence carry less chances of transmitting infection Partial protection in the form of prep or ocd medication So i suggest you to please observe for presence of Fever Infection Vomiting Donot stop pep Take proper schedule of prep medication in consultation with gynaecologist Regards Dizziness
Firstly, it’s understandable to have concerns in this situation. With your partner on Dovato and stating they’re undetectable, the risk of HIV transmission is significantly reduced. When someone is undetectable, meaning their viral load is very low due to effective treatment, the virus is effectively cannot transmitted, a concept known as U=U (Undetectable = Untransmittable). However, without absolute certainty of your partner’s adherence to their medication, there remains a degree of uncertainty. Now, regarding PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis), taking it just two hours before the encounter wouldn’t offer you full protection, as it typically needs to be consistently taken daily for at least 7 days prior to anal sex to reach maximum effectiveness. The dosage you’re referring to is more aligned with PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis), which is something you might want to consider in this situation. PEP is a treatment started after potential exposure to HIV and needs to be initiated within 72 hours, ideally as soon as possible. You should continue this treatment for 28 days. It’s crucial to contact a healthcare provider right away to discuss starting PEP; they can evaluate your specific situation and guide you with the appropriate course of action. Additionally, use this opportunity to discuss the benefits of daily PrEP for ongoing HIV prevention if it’s challenging to verify partner status in future scenarios. Always incorporate condom use where possible for added protection against HIV and other sexually transmitted infections.
