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
Assessing the risk of HIV transmission in your situation involves considering several factors. First, the fact that your partner is taking Dovato and claims to be undetectable does reduce the risk significantly — people with HIV who maintain an undetectable viral load do not transmit the virus to sexual partners. However, the key concern here is your uncertainty about his adherence to his medication. Since you started PrEP just two hours before the encounter, it is not likely to have been at full effectiveness. PrEP is most effective when taken consistently as prescribed for at least 7 days before engaging in anal sex to reach its maximum protective effect. Given these considerations, it may be prudent for you to seek additional protection. Consider contacting a healthcare professional or clinic as soon as possible for guidance about starting Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP), which can be taken within 72 hours of potential HIV exposure to help prevent infection. Make sure to explain the timing of events accurately, as this influences the recommended interventions. In the meantime, continue taking PrEP if you’re at ongoing risk and plan to get tested for HIV after the window period. It’s important to manage anxiety during this waiting time and ensure you maintain open communication with healthcare professionals about any changes or symptoms you might experience.
