It is very safe to use PrEP with all hormonal contraception (ring, patch, the pill, injectable or an implant).
PrEP will not affect your contraception. And contraception will not affect PrEP.
If planning a pregnancy and not using barrier protection or condoms, daily PrEP can protect you from HIV.
But if you know that your partner is HIV positive, it is better for them to be on HIV treatment. If their viral load is undetectable, this will also protect you from HIV.
If you become pregnant while taking PrEP, continuing PrEP is still recommended but please also talk to your doctor.
Outside the UK, many people living with HIV use the same meds as HIV treatment during breast and chest feeding.
Only very small amounts of FTC and TD are present in breast milk. These low levels are not harmful to your baby.
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