Examples of using Continue taking in English and their translations into Hungarian
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You should continue taking your tablets.
It may not give you 500% increase but its users claim that it gave them 80% growth andexpect to have more gain as they continue taking the supplement.
Just continue taking the antibiotics.
Do not take adouble dose to make up for a forgotten dose, but continue taking the prescribed dose as normal.
A coronary artery bypass graft(CABG) is not a curefor heart disease, so it's important to adopt a healthy lifestyle and continue taking any prescribed medication after the operation.
I decided to continue taking the medication.
Continue taking Lyrica until your doctor tells you to stop.
If you are a Sunday starter, continue taking the pills every day until Sunday.
Continue taking EXJADE every day for as long as your doctor tells you.
If you have missedless than 7 days of treatment with Fycompa, continue taking your daily tablet as originally instructed by your doctor.
Continue taking Pregabalin Mylan Pharma until your doctor tells you to stop.
If you are taking aspirin or blood thinners, continue taking them unless your doctor particularly advises you to do otherwise.
We now continue taking lots of efforts to improve the products' quality and developing new electronic products.
If diarrhea continues, increase dosage by one capsule and continue taking product until desired effects are realized, or as directed by a physician.
You may continue taking antiretrovirals(anti-HIV medications) and medication to prevent AIDS- related opportunistic infections.
We recommend you use one of the products for 2-4 weeks,then the other and continue taking the one that gave a better effect or feeling.
Still, some athletes continue taking them, believing that these substances give a competitive advantage.
For now, patients should continue taking their currently prescribed dose until they can talk to their doctor about the best way to proceed.
This meant that over the course of a year there would be four more cases of non-fatal heart attack per 1,000 patientswho had recently stopped taking their low-dose aspirin than there would be among 1,000 patients who continued taking the drug.