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Evra Patch (Ethinyl Estradiol, Norelgestromin)
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Evra patch or Ortho Evra is a thin contraceptive skin patch. Evra patches are hormonal contraception, and they come as a flexible square shaped sticker that can be applied to the skin to prevent pregnancies. The patch is approximately 2×2 inches, containing synthetic estrogen and progesterone that are absorbed into the body through the skin.
The Evra patch is a transdermal contraceptive method that releases hormones to prevent pregnancy. Two synthetic hormones are released, which are known as norelgestromin (a progestin) and ethinyl estradiol (an estrogen). These hormones are absorbed through the skin into the bloodstream, where the effect starts on the female reproductive system. It prevents the release of the egg from the ovary and thickens the mucus in your cervix, further blocking the sperm and preventing them from getting into the egg.
Benefits of Using Evra Patches
There are a lot of benefits of using an Evra patch, some of which are as follows
- Evra patches are made to be easily applied and replaced.
- You can stop applying Evra patches any time if you want to get pregnant.
- Unlike birth control pills, with Evra patches, you only need to apply it once a week, making it easier to remember.
- Patches are applied to your skin and not orally, so if you have diarrhea or feel like vomiting, it won’t affect the patch.
- Some women find the patches to help in their acne and help in their menstruation cycle to be more regular and less painful.
- It helps with problems that might be associated with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) and reduces the risks of some often recurrent endometriosis after sugar and some cancers.
- Unlike the pills, Evra patches release a steady stream of hormones, helping people who might be experiencing spotting while using the pill.
How to Use Evra Patches
Evra patches are a 2×2 inch squared-shaped patch; they need to be applied once a week (seven days) for up to three weeks (21 days); to apply the patch, here is a step by step guide.
- Make sure your skin is dry and clean, and any kind of lotion isn’t applied to it.
- Remove the patch gently from the pouch; be careful not to accidentally remove the protective liner in the back.
- Peel the half-clear liner, avoiding the sticky surface
- Position the patch either on your abdomen, upper torso, upper arm, or buttocks.
- Remove the other half of the protective liner and press firmly on to the patch and make sure it sticks.
- You can change the positions where you apply the patch once every week if your skin is irritated.
- Void the places on the skin if there might be a cut, redness, or irritation.
- Once a day, check the patch to make sure it’s still stuck and hasn’t loosened up.
- Keep the unused patches at room temperature.
Replacing Evra Patches
In case your Evra patch has fallen off, and it’s been less than 24 hours, you can reapply the same patch or replace it with a new patch without the need to use birth control pills. However, if your patch has been off for more than 24 hours, apply a new patch. Also the birth control pills are recommended for the first week of the new cycle. Contact your doctor if you feel unsure.
To replace a used patch, follow the following steps
- The patch should be removed on the seventh day after you applied the patch
- Remove the patch by grasping the edge of the patch and gently pulling it off; make sure not to damage your skin by pulling it fast.
- Fold it to make sure that any remaining medication is sealed.
- Throw the used patch in the garbage bin.
- If you feel stickiness from the patch on your skin, remove it by using a lotion.
Evra Patch Side Effects
If you are having any below mentioned symptoms or symptoms of another kind, call your doctor as these might not be all of the side effects. Make sure to get medical advice even before using the Evra patch.
These are the most common side effects that might occur when using an Evra patch.
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Evra Drug Interactions
This is not a complete list. Other drugs like over-the-counter or prescription medicine may interact with Evra patches, herbal products, and vitamins, which are also included. For even more drug interaction advice, consult your doctor.
Certain medicines may affect and reduce the efficiency of the Evra patch. Depending on the drug, it might even have a serious effect.
The following drugs might interact with Evra patches.
- Acetaminophen
- Ketoconazole
- Voriconazole
- Itraconazole
- Ascorbic acid (vitamin C)
- Atorvastatin
- Fluconazole
- Rosuvastatin
- Etravirine
- Indinavir
Evra Patch Alternatives
Your doctor will prescribe you an Evra patch if it doesn’t affect you negatively. If you are affected by the Evra patch, your doctor will tell you to use the above-mentioned medicines and methods. Ask your doctor before you try to change the medicine; it might also affect your health negatively.
Your Doctor may provide alternatives to the Evra patch if your health is affected negatively or if it’s causing your side effects.
The alternatives to this medication are:
- Seasonique
- NuvaRing
- Intrauterine Device (IUD)
- Contraceptive Implant
- Contraceptive Injection
Evra Patch FAQ
Where do I put my Evra Patch?
Evra patch is applied on clean, dry skin. You can apply it to your abdomen, upper torso, upper arm, and buttocks, and avoid applying it to the breast area or skin that is being irritated. You can apply the patch on different mentioned places if you want but only after a week has passed.
Who makes Evra Patches?
The Evra patch is manufactured by Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceutical, a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson.
How effective is Evra?
Evra patch is effective at preventing pregnancies over 90% of the time. However, 8 out of 100 users of the Evra patch may become pregnant either due to incorrect application or forgetting to change the patch on time.
What should you do if your Evra Patch falls off?
If your Evra patch has fallen off and it’s been less than 24 hours, you can reapply or replace it with a new patch without the need for birth control pills; however, if the patch has been off for more than 24 hours, a new patch should be applied, and birth control pills are recommended for the first week of the new cycle.
How long do you wear the Evra Patch?
A single Evra patch can be applied for a whole week (seven days). Depending on your doctor’s prescriptions, you can apply an Evra patch for up to three weeks. You change the patch after seven days.
Should I avoid anything while taking Evra?
It is advisable to avoid applying any kind of lotions or creams to the area where the Evra patch is applied; additionally, regular check-ups for blood pressure and weight are recommended.
Are there any withdrawal symptoms when you stop taking Evra?
The symptoms may vary among individuals, and some women may experience withdrawal symptoms such as hormonal fluctuations or changes in menstrual cycle regularity. Contact your doctor if these symptoms apply to you.
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IMPORTANT NOTE: The information provided here is for educational purposes only and is not intended to serve as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment recommendations. It should not be taken as an endorsement of any specific medication or treatment. Individual health conditions and responses to treatment can vary greatly; therefore, this information should not be seen as a guarantee of safety, suitability, or effectiveness for any particular individual. Always consult with a healthcare professional for personalized medical advice and before making any decisions regarding your health or treatment plans.
