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PEP Treatment For HIV Patients

PEP Treatment For HIV Patients



PEP, or post-exposure prophylaxis, is a short course of HIV medicines taken very soon after a possible exposure to HIV to prevent the virus from taking hold in your body. You must start it within 72 hours after you were exposed to HIV, or it won't work.

If you want the complete information and medication process For PEP Treatment than please contact Dr Raina's Safe Hand Clinic +919871605858.

For more information please visit the website which is mentioned below:-

https://bit.ly/2qQhQwX

Our Address: E-34, EKTA APARTMENT, Saket,
Near Opposite, Malviya Nagar Metro Station,

New Delhi - 110017

(If you are infected with HIV then please contact us today)


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Joe Albert said…
I am from USA. I was suffering from HEPATITIS B for over 3 years, i was hopeless until one of my friend directed me to a herbal DR. Dr Chike on youtube, she said the Dr has herbal medicine that treat HEPATITIS B also said the Dr has helped people with. HIV/AIDS, HERPES, HSV, CANCER, DIABETES, HPV,Human Papillon virus,LIVER diseases, FIBROIDS, ETC. I never believed her but after a lot of talk. I decided to contact the Herbal Doctor, just few days ago i contacted him and he told me what to do which i did and he sent to me a herbal medicine via {DHL} with prescriptions on how i will take it for a period of days. After i finished taking the medicine for 2 weeks he told me to go for a test which i also did and when the result came out i was surprised to see that i am negative. I am proud to tell you that I am the happiest person on earth. Big thanks to Dr Chike herbs .. I pray you find a solution in him. For more information on how to get treated Contact Dr on, WhatsApp . +233502715551, or Facebook page, @ Dr Chike Herbal Remedy.
May 1, 2022 at 4:51 PM
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