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Urgent HIV prevention

HIV PEP: urgent assessment within 72 hours

If a possible HIV exposure happened in the last 72 hours, seek medical assessment now.

When to seek assessment & emergency treatment

PEP is emergency medication considered after a possible HIV exposure and must be started within 72 hours of the exposure. Seek assessment as soon as possible—the earlier treatment begins, the better; a clinician will discuss whether PEP is appropriate for you.

What happens at the visit

The doctor will discuss the exposure, arrange appropriate baseline testing and explain the follow-up plan. Contact the clinic to confirm current medication availability; if it is unavailable, attend an emergency department.

Follow-up and related information

PrEP vs PEP: what’s the difference? · How to seek PEP care

Do not delay urgent assessment.

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