HIV Post-Exposure Prophylaxis

Speak to a doctor now about a recent HIV exposure.

Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) is a preventive medical treatment available after a potential HIV exposure. It is most effective when started within 72 hours. Our doctors are on duty across 8 clinics in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor — any hour, any day.

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24/7 Doctors on duty
8 Clinics in KL & Selangor
MAF Certified doctors
Private Consultation rooms
What to Expect

Four steps, handled by a doctor.

No walk-in guesswork. Every patient follows the same clinically supervised pathway — from first message to 28-day follow-up.

Step 01

Message us

Send us a WhatsApp message — any hour. Our coordinator will gather a few details to prepare the doctor, confidentially.

Step 02

Visit the clinic

Come to any of our 8 locations. You'll be taken to a private consultation room — no waiting in a public area.

Step 03

Doctor assessment

A 4th-generation HIV test establishes your baseline status. The doctor then assesses whether PEP is clinically appropriate for your situation.

Step 04

Treatment & follow-up

If PEP is indicated, your doctor prescribes the 28-day course and schedules follow-up testing at 4–6 weeks and 3 months.

Clinical Indications

When PEP may be clinically indicated.

PEP is a medical intervention. Your doctor will assess your specific circumstances, but the following are situations in which patients typically seek a PEP consultation.

Condomless sex with a partner of unknown HIV status

Including casual encounters or any situation where a partner's status is uncertain.

Condom broke or slipped

Barrier failure during intercourse, even with a regular partner whose status you are unsure of.

Needle or sharps exposure

Including shared needles, needlestick injury, or contact with blood through an open wound.

Sexual assault

If you have experienced assault, we strongly encourage an immediate confidential consultation.

Dr. Arravindh, Klinik Dr. Prevents
Your Doctor

Dr. Arravindh

Certified in HIV post-exposure prophylaxis by the Malaysian AIDS Foundation, with clinical experience across several Malaysian government hospitals.

"Patients come to me at the worst moment of their week. My job is to handle it the same way every time — clinically, calmly, without a single question that isn't medically necessary."
  • Certified in HIV PEP management — Malaysian AIDS Foundation
  • Former clinical experience at Hospital Ipoh, Hospital Jelebu, Hospital Rembau, and Hospital Besar Seremban
  • Trained in discreet, non-judgmental sexual health consultation
  • Works alongside a full team of MAF-certified doctors across all 8 clinic locations
Our Commitment

What you won't have to explain.

We see a high volume of PEP consultations every month. There is nothing unusual about your situation from our perspective. These are our standing commitments to every patient:

Private consultation rooms

You will not be interviewed at a public counter. Every PEP consultation happens in a closed room, one-to-one with the doctor.

No moral commentary

Our role is medical. You will not be asked about your religion, relationship, or how the exposure happened beyond what is clinically necessary.

Medical confidentiality

Your records are governed by Malaysian medical confidentiality law. They are not shared with family, employers, or insurers without your explicit consent.

Open at 3am

If it's the middle of the night and you don't want to wait until morning — that's why we're 24/7. Come in now.

Our Clinics

8 locations across KL & Selangor.

Every clinic is open 24 hours. Message us first on WhatsApp and we'll direct you to the nearest location with a doctor ready to see you.

Kepong

3, Jalan Metro Perdana Timur 1, Taman Usahawan Kepong, 52100 Kuala Lumpur
Open 24 hours

Segambut

58, Plaza Sinar, Jalan 8/38D, Taman Sri Sinar, 51200 Kuala Lumpur
Open 24 hours

Bandar Sri Damansara

G-3, Menara AIM, Jalan Cempaka SD 12/1A, PJU 9, 52200 Kuala Lumpur
Open 24 hours

Jalan Ipoh

A-2-8 Viva, Jalan Ipoh, 51200 Kuala Lumpur
Open 24 hours

Damansara Jaya

7, Jalan SS 22/19, Damansara Jaya, 47400 Petaling Jaya
Open 24 hours

PJ Old Town

92, Jalan 1/14, Seksyen 1, 46000 Petaling Jaya
Open 24 hours

SS15 Subang Jaya

C12, Jalan SS 15/4D, SS 15, 47500 Subang Jaya
Open 24 hours

Bandar Puteri Puchong

2-G, Jalan Puteri 1/2, Bandar Puteri, 47100 Puchong
Open 24 hours
Patient Experience

What our PEP patients tell us.

"

The doctor didn't ask a single question that wasn't medical. It was the most relieved I've felt in a long time.

— Verified patient review
"

Came in at 2am. Was taken straight to a private room, seen within ten minutes, started on treatment the same visit.

— Verified patient review
"

I was expecting to feel judged. Instead the whole team treated it like any other appointment. That's exactly what I needed.

— Verified patient review
Frequently Asked

Common questions.

How quickly should I come in after a potential exposure?
As soon as possible. PEP is most effective when started within 24 hours, remains clinically indicated up to 72 hours, and is not initiated after 72 hours. If you're unsure whether the exposure qualifies, message us — the doctor will assess it.
Can I get PEP from a pharmacy instead?
No. PEP is a prescription medication that requires a doctor's assessment, a baseline HIV test, and medical supervision for the full 28-day course. This is why a clinic consultation is necessary before any medication is issued.
What actually happens at the consultation?
The doctor takes a brief, medically-focused history, performs a 4th-generation HIV test to establish your baseline status, and assesses whether PEP is clinically indicated. If it is, a 28-day treatment course is prescribed along with scheduled follow-up tests.
Is this kept private? Will my family or employer find out?
Your consultation and records are protected under Malaysian medical confidentiality law. They are not shared with family, employers, or insurers without your explicit written consent.
What is the 4th-generation HIV test?
It is a standard combined antibody-antigen test that establishes your current HIV status before PEP is considered. This is an essential clinical step — PEP is only appropriate for patients who test negative at baseline.
Can PEP be taken during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
Yes. PEP can be prescribed during pregnancy and breastfeeding, but medication selection is individualised. This is discussed fully during the consultation.
What happens after the 28-day course?
Follow-up HIV testing is scheduled at 4–6 weeks and 3 months after exposure to confirm your status. Your doctor may also discuss ongoing preventive options such as pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) if relevant.
Is PEP 100% effective?
PEP is highly effective when started early and the full course is completed correctly, but it is not 100%. Effectiveness depends on timing of initiation, adherence to the full 28-day course, and avoidance of further exposures during treatment.
Message Us Now

A doctor is on duty right now.

If you think you may have been exposed to HIV, don't wait until the morning. Send one WhatsApp message — it's the only step you need to take.

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