Kansas City PrEP HIV Drug Access Explained

There's a new pharma trend that seems to be gaining momentum amongst the NEXTGEN and some of the more "curious" denizens of the discourse.

Real talk . . .

A lady friend of mine watches horrible Netflix sitcoms and this HIV drug earned a causal reference as a plot point for a mildly entertaining show wherein Doogie Howser is all grown up and has casual sex with a bunch of random dudes. Mercifully, the lady friend was okay with me mostly scrolling through my phone whilst she giggled at what passes for comedy nowadays. 

Still, whilst "monitoring" an infinite array of big booty broads begging for OnlyFans subscriptions on Instagram . . . The reference to this drug briefly caught my attention . . .

Check-it . . .

The drug was first approved for use by the Food and Drug Administration in 2012. It was a breakthrough for HIV treatment because previously there was no way to prevent HIV infection other than condoms. Now, 10 years later, PrEP has helped reduce the spread of  HIV.

It works by readying your body for any potential contact with HIV, similar to how a vaccine can prevent a virus. Then, HIV will have a harder time taking root in weak cells and spreading in the body. However, PrEP differs from a vaccine because PrEP must be taken continuously to prevent HIV . . .

The easiest way to get PrEP is by talking with your current primary care provider and seeing if they already have the ability to prescribe you the medication. However, if that is not an option, there are other ways to get PrEP.

The following are a list of places in Kansas City that have stated they provide help to get PrEP . . .

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

How do I get PrEP in Kansas City?

PrEP stands for pre-exposure prophylaxis and is a medication that is taken to reduce the risk of HIV exposure.