This is inaccurate. The host cannot set Public Works for players. The original Readme file states, "The only way to win a multiplayer game is with blood. This is untrue. Players are able to win by diplomacy. Correction to the original 'Readme. This is incorrect. However, we do recommend no more than 6 players for the small maps. The original Readme mentioned that breaking a Trade Route caused the loss of 1 Caravan.
This is true. However, if the Trade Route was created with Freight Transports, then breaking the route will show a loss of 3 caravans in the Trade Manager. For more than 3 years, but 4 years or less and has had UPSI within the last 3 weeks and the current pregnancy test is negative — advise the woman to start the CTP immediately and avoid sexual intercourse or use a barrier method of contraception such as condoms for the first 7 days, and take a pregnancy test at 3 weeks. If the Cu-IUD is removed at any other time in the menstrual cycle: Advise the woman to avoid sexual intercourse or use a barrier method of contraception such as condoms for the first 7 days.
It delivers micrograms of norelgestromin a progestogen and If the woman is amenorrhoeic: Start the CTP at any time if it is reasonably certain that the woman is not pregnant. Additional contraception is required for the next 7 days. If the woman is postpartum and not breastfeeding: Start the CTP on day 21 postpartum if no additional risk factors for venous thromboembolism exist off-label use.
Additional contraception is required for 7 days. If it has been more than 21 days postpartum and menstrual cycles have returned, start the CTP as for women having menstrual cycles. If it has been more than 21 days postpartum and menstrual cycles have not returned, start the CTP as for women who are amenorrhoeic.
If the woman is postpartum and breastfeeding: Do not start the CTP if the woman is less than 6 weeks postpartum. After 6 weeks and before 6 months postpartum, start the CTP as for women who are postpartum and not breastfeeding. If the woman has had a miscarriage or termination of pregnancy: If gestation is less than 24 weeks, start the CTP within 5 days of surgical or first stage of medical termination ideally on day 1 or day 2.
If the CTP is applied later, provided it is reasonably certain that the woman is not pregnant, advise her to use a barrier method of contraception such as condoms for 7 days. If gestation is 24 weeks or more, start the CTP as for a woman who is postpartum.
Discuss: The mechanism of action of the combined transdermal patch CTP. The advantages and disadvantages and risks and adverse effects associated with the CTP. The efficacy of the CTP. What happens when the CTP is stopped. Advise the woman that she may experience a delay in conception after stopping the patch. In some women the delay can be up to a few months. Give advice on: How to use the combined transdermal patch. Tailored CHC regimens to broaden contraceptive choice.
Provide clear information written or digital to support tailored use. What to do if the patch is not changed, or the treatment cycle is started late, or if the patch becomes detached. Vomiting or diarrhoea while using the CTP. How to manage menstrual irregularities. The possibility of drug interactions. Advise the woman to check with a healthcare professional before starting any new drug treatment including herbal remedies such as St John's wort. Also: Provide written information on the CTP — the Family Planning Association provides a useful leaflet with information for users of the patch.
Advise the woman that: Only one patch should be worn at a time. The patch should be applied to clean, dry, lotion-free, healthy, hairless skin. Suitable patch sites are the upper outer arm, upper torso excluding breast , buttock, or lower abdomen. The patch should not be applied to red, broken, or inflamed skin. To prevent interference with the adhesive properties of the patch, the woman should not apply make-up, creams, lotions, powders, or other topical products to the skin area where the patch is placed.
The patch is very adherent and can be used in the shower, bath, sauna, hot tub, and during exercise including swimming. She should check the patch daily to make sure it is not detached. To use the patch, advise the woman: To apply a patch on the same day each week for 3 consecutive weeks days 1, 8, and 15 , have a patch-free interval on week 4 days 22—28 , unless using a tailored regimen , then start a new cycle.
The woman may or may not experience a withdrawal bleed in week 4. Bleeding may start on any day in the patch-free week, is usually lighter and less painful than a normal period, and may continue after the patch-free week. Advise the woman to start the new cycle even if she is still bleeding. To use a different site when changing a patch in order to avoid skin irritation.
That used patches should be placed in the disposal sachets provided and put in the bin, and not flushed down the toilet. A partially detached combined transdermal patch is treated the same as one that has become completely detached. If there has been unscheduled patch detachment for less than 48 hours, or continued use of the same patch for up to 48 additional hours in week 1 after the hormone-free interval HFI , advise the woman: That emergency contraception is not required if the patch was used correctly earlier in week 1 and the 7 days prior to the HFI.
To put on a new patch as soon as possible. To keep the new patch on until the scheduled removal day. That no additional contraception is required if the patch was used correctly earlier in week 1 and the 7 days prior to the HFI. If there has been unscheduled patch detachment for less than 48 hours, or continued use of the same patch for up to 48 additional hours in week 2 or 3 after HFI or a subsequent week of correct consecutive patch use in an extended regimen , advise the woman: That emergency contraception is not required if the patch was used correctly in the previous 7 days.
That no additional contraception is required providing the patch was worn correctly in the previous 7 days. If there has been an unscheduled patch detachment for 48 hours or more, or continued use of the same patch for 48 additional hours or more in week 1 after HFI, consider emergency contraception if unprotected sexual intercourse UPSI has taken place during the HFI, or week 1, and advise the woman to: Attach a new patch as soon as possible.
Keep the new patch on until the scheduled removal day. Avoid UPSI or use a barrier method of contraception such as condoms until the new patch has been used for 7 consecutive days. Consider a follow up pregnancy test. If there has been an unscheduled patch detachment for 48 hours or more, or continued use of the same patch for 48 additional hours or more in week 2 or 3 after HFI, or a subsequent week of correct consecutive patch use in an extended regimen advise the woman: That emergency contraception is not required if the patches were used correctly in the previous 7 days.
To attach a new patch as soon as possible and keep it on until the scheduled removal day. This may not be necessary in the second and third weeks, but the advice is a backup in the event that unscheduled detachment occurs. Vomiting and diarrhoea do not affect the bioavailability of the combined transdermal patch CTP.
No additional contraception such as condoms are needed if a woman vomits or has diarrhoea whilst using the CTP. Pingwhuu View Profile View Posts. Based and sane pilled.
Larubern View Profile View Posts. Originally posted by Cubey :. Are we talking about Baron Ashura? Why are we fighting about this. This just literally lets those of us that did not like it fix it so everyone can be happy.
Lets just move past all the fighting and enjoy being able to play it how we like it. You are just getting angry because you cannot force people to accept what they dont agree with. Please just try and be civil about this. As REhorror pointed out this could be used to fix other issues as well and could be a good thing for all of us.
Originally posted by nobalkain :. Last edited by erobotan ; 11 Nov, pm. Odio View Profile View Posts. Originally posted by REhorror :. Originally posted by dank kushrenada :. Vitameanslife View Profile View Posts. You are awesome!
Thanks for this. Mokinopomu View Profile View Posts. While I think so many folks getting triggered over the pronouns thing is rather sad especially since it's actually pretty faithful to the translation if you actually know Japanese, there are a lot of little errors in the script these tools can certainly help with so thank you.
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