When an egg produced from the ovaries is fertilised by sperm, pregnancy occurs. During a typical period, the ovaries release one egg each month. This process is known as ovulation. Cerazette suppresses the release of an egg by boosting progesterone levels. It also thickens the cervical fluid, preventing sperm from entering the womb and fertilising any released eggs.
Avoid using the Cerazette pill if you:
Cerazette is unsuitable for you if you suffer from any of the following conditions:
Cerazette is administered orally to prevent women from getting pregnant.
The active ingredient contained in Cerazette is 75mcg of desogestrel. Cerazette also includes the following inactive ingredients: Colloidal anhydrous silica, all-raca-tocopherol, maize starch, povidone, stearic acid, hypromellose, macrogol 400, talc, titanium dioxide (E171), lactose monohydrate.
Some people may experience side effects from using the pill, just like typical medicine. Talk to your nurse, doctor, or pharmacist if the side effects do not improve after a few months. Common Side Effects include:
1. Does Cerazette cause anxiety?
Some women report experiencing mood changes or feelings of anxiety while taking Cerazette. If you experience such symptoms, consult your doctor.
2. Can Cerazette stop periods?
Yes, many women may stop having their periods entirely while on Cerazette. Others may still experience regular, lighter, more frequent, or longer periods.
3. Can smokers use Cerazette?
Yes, Cerazette is suitable for smokers and can be a good alternative for those who cannot take estrogen-containing contraceptives.
4. Is Cerazette safe while breastfeeding?
Yes, Cerazette is safe to use while breastfeeding, with no significant effect on milk production or the baby.
5. Will Cerazette affect my weight?
There is no direct evidence that Cerazette causes weight gain. Weight changes may occur due to other factors, such as fluid retention during the menstrual cycle