Esimerkkejä Dose should käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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The dose should be prescribed in ml.
If necessary, the dose should be adapted.
The dose should be 50 mg once weekly.
The lowest effective dose should be used.
This dose should be continued for three weeks.
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After at least one week, the dose should be increased to 1.2 mg.
The dose should not be given in divided injections.
The entire prescribed Busilvex dose should be delivered over two hours.
The dose should therefore be adjusted see tables.
If treatment is stopped for any reason, the dose should be decreased gradually.
The dose should only be increased on medical advice.
If the haemoglobin continues to increase, the dose should be reduced by approximately 25.
The dose should be modified as recommended in section 4.2.
There is no evidence currently available to indicate that dose should be adjusted in elderly patients.
The dose should be adjusted accordingly, as described above.
If the doctor decides to stop Tracleer, the dose should be gradually reduced.
The dose should only be increased by 5-10ug/day over a few weeks.
In patients with severe hepatic orrenal insufficiency, the dose should be reduced.
On dialysis days, the dose should be administered following dialysis.
If the rise in haemoglobin is greater than 2 g/dl(1.3 mmol/l) in 4 weeks,the dose should be reduced by 25 to 50.
The dose should be 25 mg twice weekly or 50 mg once weekly.
When using a multidose vial, each dose should be taken with a sterile needle and syringe.
The dose should remain the same while the change is being made.
When using a multidose vial, each dose should be taken with a sterile needle and syringe.
The dose should be increased gradually, not more than 50 mg. in two weeks.
In patients with moderately impaired hepatic function, the dose should be restricted to 15 mg daily.
The 600 mg dose should be administered as a subcutaneous injection every three weeks.
If ALT increase is progressive or persistent, the dose should be reduced initially to 135 micrograms.
This dose should be adjusted depending on the amount of vitamin E in the child's blood.
If ALT increase is progressive or persistent, the dose should be reduced initially to 135 micrograms.