Lenacapavir, is an antiviral medication used for HIV treatment and prevention (PrEP) 👉Generic name: Lenacapavir 👉Brand names: Yeztugo (HIV prevention) and Sunlenca (HIV treatment) 👉Drug class: HIV capsid inhibitor. *👉HIV prevention: Yeztugo is a long-acting injectable PrEP option that can be administered every six months, following the recommended initiation regimen. 👉HIV treatment: Sunlenca is used with other antiretroviral medicines for certain people with HIV whose infection is resistant to multiple treatments. 👉How it works: It interferes with the HIV capsid, a protein structure the virus needs to replicate. 👉Important precautions: HIV testing is required before starting PrEP. Drug interactions, missed doses, and injection-site reactions are important considerations. 👉Limitations: It does not cure HIV or protect against other sexually transmitted infections. Condoms is still useful for STI prevention. 👉HIV testing: You must test HIV-negative before starting it for prevention 👉Clinical assessment: A qualified provider should review your medical history, current medications, and suitability for injectable PrEP. 👉Prescription and administration: It should be initiated through an authorised healthcare service, following the applicable Nigerian guidelines and product instructions. 👉Follow-up: You must return for scheduled injections and HIV testing. The six-monthly injection does not eliminate the need for follow-up care. 👉where to get it Federal Capital Territory (Abuja) Benue State Akwa Ibom State Anambra State Ebonyi State Gombe State Kwara State Cross River State 👉for further enquiries, check @NACANigeria