Examples of using Need to be adjusted in English and their translations into Danish
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Optisulin doses might also need to be adjusted when given with some other medicines that may have an effect on blood glucose levels.
Your dose of Hycamtin may need to be adjusted.• if you are pregnant
A minimal combined media formulation needs to be defined beforehand and the cells need to be adjusted stepwise to this new media.
dosing schedule may need to be adjusted.
The dosage of these products may need to be adjusted after initiation, dose change
Doses of Potactasol may need to be adjusted or treatment delayed, depending on side effects.
so the dots per inch would probably need to be adjusted.
establish whether the exposure limits need to be adjusted.
Your dose may need to be adjusted or you may need to start taking Deltasone again.
their antidiabetes treatment may need to be adjusted.
Insulin Human Winthrop doses might need to be adjusted when it is given with other medicines that may have an effect on blood glucose levels.
Tell your doctor if you suffer from kidney problems because your dose may need to be adjusted.
Avaglim doses may need to be adjusted when given with certain other medicines such as gemfibrozil or rifampicin.
The doses of Avandamet may need to be adjusted when given with certain other medicines such as gemfibrozil or rifampicin.
The doses of Avandia may need to be adjusted when given with certain other medicines such as gemfibrozil or rifampicin.
Velosulin doses might also need to be adjusted when given with a number of other medicines which may have an effect on blood glucose.
Insuman doses might also need to be adjusted when it is given with other medicines that may have an effect on blood glucose levels.
because your dose may need to be adjusted and the pressure in your.
In replacement therapy, the dose may need to be adjusted for patients depending on their response.
In replacement therapy, the dose may need to be adjusted for patients depending on their response.