A client has decided to use the transdermal delivery method for contraception.Which of the following conditions would not contraindicate the use of this method?

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A history of scarlet fever does not contraindicate the use of transdermal contraception. Conditions like blood clots, eczema (due to potential skin irritation or damage), and seizures (due to potential drug interactions) may affect the suitability of transdermal contraceptive methods, but scarlet fever, a bacterial infection typically occurring in childhood, does not have a direct impact on the use of transdermal contraception in adulthood.

A Client Has Decided to Use the Transdermal Delivery Method