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A member asked:
Thanks to broken condom on atripla pep 28 day treatment, should i be worried about the long term side effects for that short period of time?
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No: The only long term side effect you should be worried about is if the pep didn't work and you still ended up infected. As to the side effects of atripla, they go away as soon as you stop taking the medication.
Answered 3/12/2018
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