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- There are no official providers of Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) in Tunisia, as of March 2017.[1] This may change in the future.
- If you have a yeast infection, this is how you say it in Arabic (الالتهاب المهبلي) and French (candidose vaginale). You may find medications like Pevaryl or Gyno Pevaryl, which are two yeast infection medications that are sold in North Africa. If those are not available, you can also ask for Fluconazole, and the pharmacist should be able to give you medication that contains the necessary active ingredients.
- If you believe that you have a UTI (urinary tract infection), here's how you say it in French: IVU (Infection des voies urinaires). You may be able to get medication at the pharmacy without a prescription. While it is generally recommended that you visit a health professional to confirm your results before taking treatment, this may not be enforced in Tunisia.
- There is no national HPV vaccination program in Tunisia.[2] However, you can probably get the vaccine at hospitals or clinics.