There are two PrEP variants. Some gay men want to take PrEP permanently over a long period of time. Others only want to take it for a short time, for a sex party or a holiday. In both cases, correct intake is necessary for PrEP to work. Regular check-ups are also part of PrEP.
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PREP
In addition to the use of Condoms and the Protection through therapy another method of protection against HIV.
PrEP stands for pre-exposure prophylaxis.
With this method of protection, you take an HIV medication either daily or around sexual contact.
The method has been scientifically tested and protects gay men from HIV just as well as condoms. However, this only applies if applied according to certain rules becomes.
Since 1 September 2019, statutory health insurance companies have covered the costs of PrEP tablets and associated tests. Trained doctors can prescribe PrEP for you.
