We do not routinely provide testosterone or hormone therapy. However, if you already have a diagnosis or prescription from a specialist, please send us your medical report first so the doctor can check if it’s possible. If you don’t have a diagnosis yet, we recommend visiting a specialist clinic or hospital before coming to us.

Not always. If you already have a recent prescription or medical report, you can send it to us first.Our doctor will review it and confirm if we can continue the same medication here. If more information is needed, the doctor may ask for a short consultation to make sure the treatment is safe and correct for you.

Yes. Before starting PrEP or PEP, we do some basic tests to make sure it is safe for you. Step 1 – Quick tests at the clinic:We do a rapid HIV and syphilis test. It only takes 10–20 minutes, and if the results are negative, you can start the medication the same day. Step 2 – Lab tests for follow-up:We also send your blood to the laboratory to check your kidney and liver function, as these medicines can affect these organs.We also test for hepatitis B and C, because if you have hepatitis B, stopping PrEP or PEP suddenly can make the infection worse.These results are ready the next day, […]

Yes. PEP (Post-Exposure): must be started within 72 hours after possible exposure – the sooner, the better. PrEP (Pre-Exposure): available for ongoing prevention, but requires regular HIV testing and follow-up.