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Dr. Flash goes over the potential side effects of PrEP. #AskTheHIVDoc is a video series from Greater Than HIV where top HIV doctors give frank, no-nonsense responses to commonly asked questions. Dr. Flash joins the latest installment to talk women & HIV, including the latest about HIV risk, prevention, testing and treatment. For more information, visit https://www.greaterthan.org/Flash. These videos are provided for educational purposes and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider before making any healthcare decisions or for guidance about a specific medical condition. Facebook:   / greaterthanhiv   YouTube:    / @greaterthanhiv   Twitter:   / greaterthanhiv   Instagram:   / greaterthanhiv   TRANSCRIPT: Everything has a good side and a bad side, even Tylenol. PrEP is no different. The most common thing that people can experience when you first taking the medication, your body knows something new is going on. And you have a little upset stomach, a little nausea, you just feel queasy. It’s not everyone. It’s probably one to two percent of people experience this, but generally after the first few days that passes. There are some people who have noticed headaches when they start the medication as well. Again, usually those headaches are resolved by over-the-counter medications, like Tylenol or Motrin. So that’s the most common thing that happens, it doesn’t happen to everyone but I want you to be aware of it because I don’t just want you to stop because usually if you can power through and take it consistently, that goes away.