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HIV Self-test
A result is obtained in no more than 30 minutes. It is completely reliable 3 months after a risk of exposure to HIV. You can make it yourself at any time, whether or not you have eaten.
HPV
This is the abbreviation for the human papillomavirus. This virus can be transmitted during sex and can lead to cancer at a later date. It is a virus for which there are vaccines.
STI
This is the abbreviation for sexually transmitted infections. They are infections by bacteria or viruses that can be transmitted when having sex.
Mpox
This is the abbreviation for monkeypox virus. This virus causes contagious skin lesions (macules, then papules, then vesicles, then pustules, then black scabs which eventually disappear) and is transmitted especially by direct contact with skin or mucous membrane lesions (mouth, throat, genitals and anal parts, mainly during sexual intercourse or close contact, or when sharing laundry or sheets). These lesions can be very painful at the rectal or anal location. It is a virus for which a vaccine exists.
Cisgender person
A person whose gender identity matches the sex assigned to her/him at birth.
Transgender person
A person whose gender identity does not match the gender assigned to her/him at birth.
Non-binary person
A person whose gender identity falls outside the male or female binary gender model.
PrEP
This is the abbreviation for pre-exposure prophylaxis. This is a strategy for preventing HIV. It consists of taking an antiretroviral medication (anti-HIV) continuously or on demand.
TasP
This is the abbreviation for Treatment as Prevention. Also known as U=U. It is the treatment of someone who is HIV-positive as a means of prevention.
PET or PEP
This is the abbreviation for Post-exposure treatment or Post-exposure prophylaxis. This emergency treatment is prescribed to minimize the risk of contamination with HIV when someone has been exposed to HIV in the last 72 hours (as early as possible).
HAV
This is the abbreviation for the hepatitis A virus. This virus affects the liver and can be transmitted during sex. It is a virus for which there are vaccines.
HBV
This is the abbreviation for the hepatitis B virus. This virus affects the liver and can lead to cancer at a later date. It can be transmitted during sex. It is a virus for which there are vaccines.
HCV
This is the abbreviation for the hepatitis C virus. This virus affects the liver and can lead to cancer at a later date. It can be transmitted when having sex. There are no vaccines, but it can be eliminated with a treatment in a few weeks.
RDOT
This is the abbreviation for Rapid Diagnostic Orientation Test. A result is obtained in no more than 30 minutes. It is completely reliable 3 months after a risk of exposure to HIV. You can make it at any time, whether or not you have eaten.