Tracking combined patch — continuous
Estrogen and progestogen in one patch, worn continuously with no monthly phase switch — the continuous pattern aims for no bleed, though early-months spotting is common. Transdermal route, same first-pass logic as estradiol-only patches.
- Schedule
- Evorel Conti: change every 3–4 days (two fixed weekdays). FemSeven Conti: change every 7 days. No phase change — every patch is the same.
- UK names
- Evorel Conti, FemSeven Conti
- US names
- Climara Pro
- Route
- transdermal
- In Perity
- A weekly schedule on one or two weekdays depending on your product.
What to log
- Log patch changes on your fixed weekday(s); late changes included.
- Log any spotting with dates — on a continuous regimen that timeline is what your clinician will want to see.
- Rotate sites and note irritation with a location.
Questions
How is this different from taking two separate medications?
Pharmacologically that's a prescriber question — but for your record it's simpler: one patch, one schedule, both hormones. The trade-off is you can't see the two components separately in your log, which makes dated notes about any regimen change even more valuable.
What should I watch in the first months?
Whatever you and your clinician are treating — plus bleeding or spotting, which is common early on continuous regimens and worth a dated log rather than a guess later.
Symptom guides for combined HRT
- Brain fog
- Anxiety
- Irritability / rage
- Low mood
- Mood swings
- Forgetfulness
- Hot flash
- Night sweats
- Chills / cold flashes
- Palpitations
- Dizziness
- Trouble falling asleep
- All symptoms →
Schedule sources
- Evorel Conti SmPC (emc 10929); FemSeven Conti SmPC (emc 12069)
- Cadences per Perity's sourced schedule reference (emc SmPCs, BMS, NHS, FSRH, FDA — verified 2026-07-01). Cadence facts only, never doses.
Perity informs, never prescribes — decisions belong with you and your clinician.
Educational content, written and maintained by Perity (founder: EiEi), grounded in the sources cited on this page. It is not medical advice, and Perity never interprets your data or recommends treatment. Last reviewed 2026-07-09.
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