HIV basics
Transmission, the immune system, HIV and AIDS, and facts that help reduce stigma.
LOVE FOUNDATION KNOWLEDGE BASE
Choose a main topic and explore practical, in-depth information—from HIV essentials and testing to prevention, treatment and sexually transmitted infections.
Every category contains an in-depth guide with illustrations, summary tables, and official sources for verification.
Transmission, the immune system, HIV and AIDS, and facts that help reduce stigma.
Test types, window periods, preparation, and understanding your results.
PrEP, PEP, condoms, and building a prevention plan that fits real life.
Antiretroviral therapy, monitoring, U=U, and living well with HIV.
Syphilis, gonorrhea, HPV, herpes, screening, and partner notification.
Consent, boundaries, discussing results, partner notification, privacy, and safety planning.
Browse services, addresses, contact details, maps, and current Love2Test booking links.
Identity, transgender health, sexual health, mental wellbeing, rights in Thailand, relationships and safety.
HOW TO USE THE LIBRARY
Begin with HIV basics for transmission and common misconceptions. Choose testing when you need to compare test types or window periods, prevention when considering condoms, PrEP or PEP, and treatment for ART, monitoring and U=U. The sexual-health communication guide covers consent, boundaries, discussing results, partner notification, and privacy. Clinic pages connect information with current service and booking details.
Symptoms alone cannot confirm HIV or another sexually transmitted infection, and an online guide cannot replace testing or an individual clinical assessment. Use each article’s contents links, check its references, and note whether a statement applies generally or depends on the test, medicine, timing, or individual circumstances. Contact a qualified provider when you need diagnosis, treatment, a prescription, or advice based on personal history.
The library uses non-stigmatising language and is designed to support decisions rather than pressure people into disclosure or a particular choice. Share a full page link when possible so information remains in context. If you find an unclear statement, inaccessible image, broken source, or information that may have changed, send the exact page address and concern through the contact page for review.