Evaera patches 3 patches

Product description Evira patch contains a mixture of female hormones: ethinylestradiol (estrogen) and norelgestromin (progestin). This mixture is known as combined hormonal contraceptives and is used to prevent pregnancy through a patch that is attached to the skin and releases the hormone gradually into the blood. The patch works by: Preventing ovulation Increasing cervical mucus thickness to prevent sperm entry Changing the uterine lining and reducing the chance of fertilized egg implantation When not to use the patch It is prohibited to use if you suffer from: Blood clot in the leg or lung or history of occurrence Hereditary blood clotting disorders Need for surgery or bed rest for a period Previous heart attack or stroke Previous angina or transient ischemic attack Uncontrolled high blood pressure Diabetes with vascular complications Severe high cholesterol or homocysteine Migraine with aura Severe liver disease or liver tumors Pancreatitis associated with high fats Unexplained vaginal bleeding Hormone-sensitive cancer (such as breast or uterus) Pregnancy or suspected pregnancy Using hepatitis C treatments containing Ombitasvir/Paritaprevir/Ritonavir Warnings and precautions Consult a doctor if you have: Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis Lupus erythematosus Sickle cell anemia Superficial thrombophlebitis or varicose veins High triglycerides Need for surgery or long period of inactivity Recent childbirth (increased risk of clots) Drug interactions Some medications may weaken the effect of the patch, such as: HIV / HCV antiviral drugs Rifampicin, griseofulvin Antiepileptic drugs (carbamazepine, valproate, phenytoin…) St. John’s Wort Some medications may also have reduced effectiveness when used with the patch, such as: Cyclosporine Lamotrigine How to use Follow this schedule every month: Weeks 1, 2, and 3 Apply one patch to the skin and leave it for 7 full days. Week 4 No patch (rest week). Starting for the first time It is best to start the patch on the first day of the cycle. If started after the first day, use an additional contraceptive method for 7 days. Switching from birth control pills Wait for the next cycle, then apply the first patch within the first 24 hours of your period. If applied after the first day: Use an additional method for 7 days. Serious side effects — stop using the patch immediately and seek emergency care if you notice: Signs of leg clot: swelling, pain, warmth Signs of lung clot: shortness of breath, chest pain, bloody cough Sudden loss of vision Sudden severe headache or speech disturbances Severe chest pain (heart attack) Unusual bleeding or foul-smelling discharge (may indicate uterine problems) Jaundice or upper abdominal pain (liver signs) Facial swelling or difficulty breathing (severe allergy) Storage Keep in the original packaging away from light and moisture Do not freeze Keep out of reach of children Dispose of used patches carefully as they still contain some hormones Product details Brand: Evira Quantity: 3 patches Product type: Contraceptive patches Product model: Hormonal skin adhesive