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Before PrEP can be safely prescribed, the following tests need to be completed at your pathology clinic.

  • HIV status - required to be eligible to access PrEP at the subsidised price through the PBS
  • Kidney function - to ensure your kidney function is normal. In some cases, PrEP can affect your kidneys if levels are not normal
  • STI screen

The STI screen includes:

  • Chlamydia (throat, rectal and urine)
  • Gonorrhoea (throat, rectal and urine)
  • Syphilis
  • Hepatitis B & C

If you do test positive for an STI, it will not stop you from being prescribed PrEP - your Hey Fella doctor will get in contact and arrange treatment for your STI.

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Healthcare designed by the community, for the community

Gone are the days of waiting to get into a GP and wasting time going into the clinic only to have an awkward conversation with a doctor like “What’s PrEP?”!! Using technology, we are creating a new healthcare platform for the LGBTQIA+ community to access care anywhere in Australia. Based in Brisbane, we provide online telehealth Australia-wide, 7 days a week regardless of your location. We are on a mission to make healthcare more accessible for our community using technology to do so. Taking control of your health and sexual health has never been easier with Hey Fella.

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