Hello, Thank you for sharing your concern. 1. Since your exposure was protected (condom used throughout without breakage or slippage), the risk of HIV transmission is already very low. However, if you have already started PEP within the recommended 72-hour window, it is generally advisable not to stop the medication on your own. PEP is most effective when the full 28-day course is completed. Any decision to discontinue should only be made after discussing the specific details of your exposure with your treating doctor. 2. Udiliv (ursodeoxycholic acid) and Vizylac (probiotic) are not known to reduce the effectiveness of HIV PEP medications. They can usually be taken together, although it is always a good idea to inform your treating physician about all medicines and supplements you are using. Please continue taking your PEP exactly as prescribed and do not miss any doses. Also, undergo the recommended follow-up HIV testing as advised by your doctor (typically at the completion of PEP and again after the recommended interval) for complete reassurance. If you experience significant side effects, or if you are unsure whether your exposure truly required PEP, consult an HIV specialist or infectious disease physician before making any changes to your medication. Wishing you good health.

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If the condom remained intact throughout, the risk is very low. Do not stop PEP on your own—discuss it with your prescribing doctor. Udiliv and Vizylac generally do not reduce PEP effectiveness.

Based on the information provided, you had a protected sexual encounter and started PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis) on the same day due to anxiety and concern about HIV exposure. In general, when a condom is used correctly throughout intercourse and there is no condom breakage, slippage, or other exposure to bodily fluids, the risk of HIV transmission is considered very low. However, the decision to continue or discontinue PEP should not be made on your own. Once PEP has been started, it is important to discuss the specific details of the exposure with the healthcare professional who prescribed it. They can assess the actual level of risk and advise whether continuing the treatment is necessary in your situation. Regarding Udiliv (ursodeoxycholic acid) and Vizylac (probiotic), these medications are not generally known to reduce the effectiveness of PEP. If they have been prescribed for legitimate reasons and are being taken as directed, they are not typically considered a concern in terms of PEP efficacy.

Consult for stopping ,it depends on other factors too

Don't stop inbetween... If u started then complete the bottle... If facing heavy side effects with the pep then consult for a solution.

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Hi, continue for 1 month. If you have any doubts consult online

Dont stop Take full course