Non-conventional methods for HIV prevention (PrEP and PEP): a case study experience
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Discrimination, Medication, PrEp, PEP, HIVAbstract
Introduction: Non-conventional methods such as PrEP and PEP for HIV prevention are an effective tool, however, due to not having sufficient knowledge, they are not used correctly, which is why a situation is described that requires how. Medicines are distributed and delivered to people who have risk situations. Objective: Describe the use of new non-conventional methods for HIV prevention in an epidemiological framework that justifies their use within the framework of a case experience. Development: The main barrier that limits access to health services and social support for these people. This degrading situation is a priority within the objectives of this organization for the authorization of receiving non-conventional methods and controlling and reducing the spread of HIV. Conclusion: The aforementioned story questions how people who have a risk situation with HIV are discriminated against and treated, which is related to their sexual orientation and the stigma that exists regarding the union between the two, which makes They have little access to these medications, due to mistreatment, poor distribution, grief or fault of the person.
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