I have questions about my health
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Should I take the HPV (Human papillomavirus) vaccine?
The vaccination is recommended and free for:
• Peoples with cervixes / females between the ages of 11 and 19.
• Peoples with penises / males up to 26 years of age that have or have had sexual relations with other men.
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Can I get vaccinations for free ?
Vaccinations are free depending on current vaccine recommendations. In exceptional circumstances, recommendations may be extended. Cases are individually evaluated by our attendants and medical team.
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My partner has an STI. Can I get treated?
You are welcome to come consult with our attendants. You can also visit a screening center or talk to your doctor.
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I have tested positive for an STI. Can I contact you?
You can discuss your results with one of our attendants who can direct you to a professional in our network if necessary.
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I have HIV and/or hepititis (HCV). How can EPREV help ?
We offer individual and collective safe spaces for discussions around seropositivity, health weekend retreats (exchange and reflection about living with a diagnosis), information, etc. We do not provide medical follow-up but can support you during treatment and direct you to relevant partners in our network.
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I had unprotected sex less that 48 hours ago. What should I do?
Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) prevents HIV infection. It is available in hospital emergency wards, day and night. PEP must be taken within 48 hours (2 days) after unprotective sex, and ideally within the first 4 hours, when it is most effective. Risk can be assessed by a professional or personally via https://vihack.fr/sexpoz/
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Where can I go get tested for HIV and/or HEPITIS (HCV) ?
Many options are available:
• AIDES location
• HIV self-tests
• Your personal doctor
• A testing center (Check https://www.sida-info-service.org/annuaire for the closest center)
• A laboratory