If this happened in the last 72 hours you can consider PEP - pills you can take after sex that may stop an HIV infection
The soonest you can test for HIV is 2-4 weeks after a risk event (e.g. unprotected sex) and you will be asked to test again 12 weeks after the event. Find out more about the window period.
If you’ve had a risk event and have already been tested since then, please only book your follow-up test for 12 weeks from the date of that event. Tests booked within the 12 week window period may not show an accurate result.
If this happened in the last 72 hours you can consider PEP - pills you can take after sex that may stop an HIV infection
The soonest you can test for HIV is 2-4 weeks after a risk event (e.g. unprotected sex) and you will be asked to test again 12 weeks after the event. Find out more about the window period.
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Ok, we’ll only show you testing options that can provide quick treatment as well.
For the best care while using PrEP, we recommend testing for HIV with your prescribing doctor or local sexual health clinic who should also be testing you for other STIs and kidney function.
For PEP follow-up, you need to see the doctor who prescribed it to you.
