If you are worried that your transdermal patch is always falling off, whether it's still effective after it peels off - or whether you can take it off and place it back again, this video is for you.

The Combined birth control patch (like the Evra patch) is one of the birth control methods that contain the same hormones as the combined birth control pills, but there are a few differences we address in this video.

Skip ahead to get the answers to the six different questions covered in the video as well as the side effects, pros and cons of transdermal patch application.

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00:00 - Introduction
00:40 – #1. What is the combination birth control patch?
01:34 – #2. Where is the best place to put your birth control patch?
03:00 – #3. Why does my birth control patch keep falling off?
03:18 – #3b. What should I do if my combination birth control patch comes off partly or entirely?
04:20 – #3c. Can I take my birth control patch off and put it back on?
04:45 - #4. How long does a birth control patch last?
05:10 - #5. Will the birth control patch stop my period? Will I have bleeding on the birth control patch?
05:48 - #6. Do I need to take the emergency pill in the patch-free week?
06:34 – Pros & Cons


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