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Help! I need advice. I was using a CD, but it burst. I know there's a drug that can prevent HIV infection if taken within 24 hours of exposure. To be safe, I sought out the drug, known as Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP). However, the ph0armacist didn't have it in stock, so they offered me an alternative called Aurobindo (see image below). I'm not familiar with drugs, but can anyone tell me if Aurobindo can be used as PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) to prevent HIV after exposure?

I want t make sure I have the correct drug, as I still have time to go find it if this one isn't the right one.

SSSbuster:
Help! I need advice. I was using a CD, but it burst. I know there's a drug that can prevent HIV infection if taken within 24 hours of exposure. To be safe, I sought out the drug, known as Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP). However, the ph0armacist didn't have it in stock, so they offered me an alternative called Aurobindo (see image below). I'm not familiar with drugs, but can anyone tell me if Aurobindo can be used as PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) to prevent HIV after exposure?

I want t make sure I have the correct drug, as I still have time to go find it if this one isn't the right one.

GO TO A CHEMIST GADDDDEMIT......people commto romance section to chase women..not to giv advise...GO TO A CHEMIST...THIS IS COMMMMON SENCE SIR!!!!((((no oofencsece)))

It’s usually within 72 hours after exposure. You should visit an HIV clinic/hospital check online for approved hospitals where you can get such drugs. If you take the right drug following the prescription you should be fine.

If you make up your mind to go to the hospital(which you should) let them know what drug you are currently on. Be open about it.

MrCork:



GO TO A CHEMIST GADDDDEMIT......people commto romance section to chase women..not to giv advise...GO TO A CHEMIST...THIS IS COMMMMON SENCE SIR!!!!((((no oofencsece)))

That's exactly what I did. Most pharmacists I visited didn't have what I was looking for. However, this particular guy didn't either, but he offered me an alternative that he claimed would serve a similar purpose. Before he gave me Aurobindo, when I researched the drug and its ingredients online. To my surprise, I discovered that it's used to treat HIV infection, not prevent them. What I was actually looking for was a medication that could prevent HIV after potential exposure.

meum:
It’s usually 72 hours after exposure. You should visit an HIV clinic/hospital check online for approved hospitals where you can get such drugs. If you take the right drug following the prescription you should be fine.

If you make up your mind to go to the hospital(which you should) let them know what drug you are currently on. Be open about it.

Thanks, I will visit the hospital first thing in the morning.

SSSbuster:

That's exactly what I did. Most pharmacists I visited didn't have what I was looking for. However, this particular guy didn't either, but he offered me an alternative that he claimed would serve a similar purpose. Before he gave me Aurobindo, when I researched the drug and its ingredients online. To my surprise, I discovered that it's used to treat HIV infection, not prevent them. What I was actually looking for was a medication that could prevent HIV after potential exposure.

Everyone wants to sell drugs, the city where you live there are big pharmacy shops that sell those drugs. Go out of your comfort zone and search for it where you can find it

Nackademus.

SSSbuster:
Help! I need advice. I was using a CD, but it burst. I know there's a drug that can prevent HIV infection if taken within 24 hours of exposure. To be safe, I sought out the drug, known as Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP). However, the ph0armacist didn't have it in stock, so they offered me an alternative called Aurobindo (see image below). I'm not familiar with drugs, but can anyone tell me if Aurobindo can be used as PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) to prevent HIV after exposure?

I want t make sure I have the correct drug, as I still have time to go find it if this one isn't the right one.

Avoid alternatives. If they don't have it, go to a pharmacy and get the exact drug.

Visit a pharmacist immediately.

SSSbuster:

That's exactly what I did. Most pharmacists I visited didn't have what I was looking for. However, this particular guy didn't either, but he offered me an alternative that he claimed would serve a similar purpose. Before he gave me Aurobindo, when I researched the drug and its ingredients online. To my surprise, I discovered that it's used to treat HIV infection, not prevent them. What I was actually looking for was a medication that could prevent HIV after potential exposure.

how much did you buy that aurabindo...just asking...trying to compare cost analysis of diving raw or prevention...it might come handy..gifted hands and vaseline would have saved you a lot of stress...better go and marry and dive in anyhow....

SSSbuster:
Help! I need advice. I was using a CD, but it burst. I know there's a drug that can prevent HIV infection if taken within 24 hours of exposure. To be safe, I sought out the drug, known as Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP). However, the ph0armacist didn't have it in stock, so they offered me an alternative called Aurobindo (see image below). I'm not familiar with drugs, but can anyone tell me if Aurobindo can be used as PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) to prevent HIV after exposure?

I want t make sure I have the correct drug, as I still have time to go find it if this one isn't the right one.

So you knowingly slept with someone with HIV

SSSbuster:

Thanks, I will visit the hospital first thing in the morning.

Sorry I meant to type within 72 hours after exposure

SSSbuster:
Help! I need advice. I was using a CD, but it burst. I know there's a drug that can prevent HIV infection if taken within 24 hours of exposure. To be safe, I sought out the drug, known as Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP). However, the ph0armacist didn't have it in stock, so they offered me an alternative called Aurobindo (see image below). I'm not familiar with drugs, but can anyone tell me if Aurobindo can be used as PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) to prevent HIV after exposure?

I want t make sure I have the correct drug, as I still have time to go find it if this one isn't the right one.

Go to any General hospital around you, they will redirect you to a General hospital where you will get it, if they don't have on ground. It's absolutely free, No card or money for test

SSSbuster:

That's exactly what I did. Most pharmacists I visited didn't have what I was looking for. However, this particular guy didn't either, but he offered me an alternative that he claimed would serve a similar purpose. Before he gave me Aurobindo, when I researched the drug and its ingredients online. To my surprise, I discovered that it's used to treat HIV infection, not prevent them. What I was actually looking for was a medication that could prevent HIV after potential exposure.

My profesionnal advise!!!

Brother..U should be worrried about gonoria...not hiv sir. Did u pour inside?
so all u need to do is get gonoria tablets & stay away from puccccci for the next 5 month so u can heal altho puccccci is too sweet & tempting.Also, please please please..take yor mind of women & juss stick to self service.self service is the best way to prevent STD.WOT u going thru right now is yor mind playing tricks on u.even if u have pain, the pain could be from anything & not Hiv.normally, when a guy pour inside, we get scared & think about pregnancy.but nowadays when u mistakenly pour inside, we start thinking about HIV. so relax yorsef, u dont hav HIV.you are not skinnny, you will be fine. All is well, truss me!!(REAL TALK)

MrCork:



GO TO A CHEMIST GADDDDEMIT......people commto romance section to chase women..not to giv advise...GO TO A CHEMIST...THIS IS COMMMMON SENCE SIR!!!!((((no oofencsece)))

You mean to suggest a pharmacist

Wallade:



You mean to suggest a pharmacist

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GO TO PHARMACISTS.....PLEASE!!! ((no oofencsece)))

SSSbuster:
Help! I need advice. I was using a CD, but it burst. I know there's a drug that can prevent HIV infection if taken within 24 hours of exposure. To be safe, I sought out the drug, known as Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP). However, the ph0armacist didn't have it in stock, so they offered me an alternative called Aurobindo (see image below). I'm not familiar with drugs, but can anyone tell me if Aurobindo can be used as PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) to prevent HIV after exposure?

I want t make sure I have the correct drug, as I still have time to go find it if this one isn't the right one.

So you knew someone had HIV and you still sleept with her? What kind of risk is that?

Kindly go to your village king for advice

Ask Google bout d drugs they gave u

SSSbuster:

That's exactly what I did. Most pharmacists I visited didn't have what I was looking for. However, this particular guy didn't either, but he offered me an alternative that he claimed would serve a similar purpose. Before he gave me Aurobindo, when I researched the drug and its ingredients online. To my surprise, I discovered that it's used to treat HIV infection, not prevent them. What I was actually looking for was a medication that could prevent HIV after potential exposure.

The ai of that drug looks like a good combination. The drugs you use to prevent HIV (PEP) is the same as that used to treat it. If you're concerned about the competence of the pharmacist, then go to the general hospital.

Just know you have to start using those drugs for the next 30 days or so at a fixed time if the day. You can't skip it, take it too early or too late. Get ready to deal with side effects as well.

When you're done, you would realize the importance of life and how it's not worth gambling away with cheap, illicit sex.

Prettygirl200:
So you knew someone had HIV and you still sleept with her? What kind of risk is that?

motionarena:


So you knowingly slept with someone with HIV

Common sense should tell you he slept with a stranger whose status is unknown to him.

See how not up to 5 mins enjoyment com cause sleepless night for you.

Livegamesonly:
how much did you buy that aurabindo...just asking...trying to compare cost analysis of diving raw or prevention...it might come handy..gifted hands and vaseline would have saved you a lot of stress...better go and marry and dive in anyhow....

I got it for N18,500. When I visited the hospital today and showed it to the doctor, she advised against taking it.

She explained that when they use it, they usually monitor patients organs like liver and kidney, because the medicine can damage them. In short, it's a dangerous drug that should only be used under a doctor's prescription.
I had already taken three pills - two yesterday and one today. I have decided to discard the remaining pills.

fidelmarshal199:



Go to any General hospital around you, they will redirect you to a General hospital where you will get it, if they don't have on ground. It's absolutely free, No card or money for test

I visited a teaching hospital today and got it.

Nackademus.

I go dey double my CD these days ooh! Till my trusted babe comes back, no more knacking!

You deliberately enter fire, you are now looking for water to quench the fire.

Wahala be like pussy..
Knack and lose your peace of mind.

motionarena:


So you knowingly slept with someone with HIV

Purge yourself of all grudges you have against common sense

Hehehehehe

Combo of two NRTI and one NNRTI. Lol, operation murder the HIV-1 virus.

Sha go see doctor for top public hospital asap. You'll be fine. Meanwhile, beware that HIV isn't a death sentence, and there are other potential STDs too, and you'll always be fine. Cheers.

The cv

Abstinence is the best form of prevention.