Examples of using Patch change in English and their translations into Romanian
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Your“Patch Change Day” should remain the same.
You now have a new Day 1 and a new“Patch Change Day”.
Patch changes may occur at any time on the scheduled Change Day.
You now have a different“Patch Change Day” and a new Day 1.
Your“Patch Change Day” will be on this day of the week every week.
If subsequent EVRA transdermal patch change days are delayed.
On the first“Patch Change Day”, Day 8, take off the used patch Put on a new patch immediately.
Important information to follow when using the patch• Change EVRA on the same day of each week.
If you need to place the patch on a new area on your body on a day other than your“Patch Change Day”.
On the first“Patch Change Day”, Day 8, take off the used patch. .
You can take it off and replace it with a new patch in a different place on your body until your next“Patch Change Day”.
On the 15th day of the patch changes again and carry it to the 22-day menstrual cycle and then take off.
If you forget to change your patch for one ortwo days(up to 48 hours):• You must put on a new patch as soon as you remember• Put on your next patch on your normal“Patch Change Day”.
If you want to change your“Patch Change Day” to a different day of the week talk to your doctor.
If you forget to change your patch for more than 2 days, you may become pregnant• You must start a new four week cycle as soon as you remember by putting on a new patch• You now have a different“Patch Change Day” and a new Day 1• You must use back-up contraception for the first week of your new cycle.
The patch Change Day will be on this day every week(cycle Days 8, 15, 22 and Day 1 of the next cycle) The fourth week is patch-free starting on Day 22.
Change your patch as soon as you remember, and then continue with your regular schedule of patch- change days, even if this means discarding a patch after you have worn it for less than 3-4 days.
If you forget to put on your patch, you may be at particularly high risk of becoming pregnant.•You must use non-hormonal contraception as back up for one week• Put on the first patch of your new cycle as soon as you remember• You now have a new“Patch Change Day” and new Day 1.
If you forget to use a patch If you forget to change your patch Change your patch as soon as you remember, and then continue with your regular schedule of patch- change days, even if this means discarding a patch after you have worn it for less than 3-4 days.
For more than one day(24 hours or more) orif you are not sure for how long:• Start a new four week cycle immediately by putting on a new patch• You now have a new Day 1 and a new“Patch Change Day”• You must use non-hormonal contraception as back up for the first week of your new cycle.
If you need to place the patch on a new area on your body on a day other than your“Patch Change Day” If the patch causes irritation or you become uncomfortable wearing it:• You can take it off and replace it with a new patch in a different place on your body until your next“Patch Change Day”• You may only use one patch at a time.
If your patch becomes loose, lifts at the edges or falls off For less than one day(up to 24 hours):• Try to put it on again orput on a new patch immediately• Back-up contraception is not needed• Your“Patch Change Day” should remain the same• Do not try to put a patch back on if.
He/she may be able to make patch changing easier for you.
Change the patch only on these two days.
Decide which two days each week you are going to change your patch, and change the patch on the same two days each week.