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Stopping PrEP is normal, and restarting is always an option. This video explains the key differences between stopping pills vs. injectable PrEP—and why having a plan matters. Dr. Landry helps you choose what works best for your life, now and later. *xualhealth

Does having s*x with someone who has HIV automatically mean you’ll get HIV?
No — it does not automatically mean infection.
In this video, we break down what actually affects HIV risk, why transmission isn’t guaranteed from a single encounter, and how tools like PrEP, PEP, condoms, and testing dramatically reduce your risk.
The goal isn’t to rely on odds — it’s to protect yourself with the right prevention plan.
If you’re worried about a recent exposure or want to lower your risk going forward, text us at 337-988-9737 to talk with Doctor Landry today.
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Pills or shots — which PrEP option is better? The truth: it depends on you.
When taken daily, oral PrEP is extremely effective. Injectable PrEP is also highly effective — and removes the need to remember a pill every day.
The real difference often comes down to lifestyle and consistency.
✔️ Good with daily routines? Oral PrEP may work great.
✔️ Prefer something long-acting without daily dosing? Injections might be a better fit.
The best option isn’t the newest — it’s the one you’re most likely to stick with.
Want help deciding? Text us at 337-988-9737 to talk with Dr. Landry about your options.
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