Cerelle is a progesterone-only (POP) based contraceptive taken orally to prevent pregnancy. This pill is unique as it allows a 12 hour missed duration. It contains the synthetic hormone desogestrel, which stops ovulation and makes it hard for the sperm to fertilize the egg. Cerelle pill is an excellent option for breastfeeding mothers and those allergic to oestrogen. The pack contains 24 tablets and must be prescribed by a women's health physician before purchase.
It is vital to read all medicine leaflets before using them for a comprehensive list of warnings and precautions.
Some medicine may reduce the effectiveness of the Cerelle tablet. Speak to your GP if you are currently on medication before using this contraception tablet.
Women above 18 years use Cerelle to avoid getting pregnant. Take it as per the directions below:
Each tablet contain the active ingredient desogestrel (in a 75 micrograms dose). The inactive substances in Cerelle are: Lactose monohydrate, Povidone K-30, Silica, Colloidal anhydrous, Stearic acid, Poly [vinyl alcohol], Titanium dioxide (E171), and Macrogol 3000
Cerelle may cause a few side effects listed below:
The side effects disappear or improve within the first few months of use.
1. Will Cerelle affect my weight?
There is no direct evidence that Cerelle causes weight gain. Any changes in weight might be due to fluid retention or other factors throughout the menstrual cycle.
2. Can Cerelle stop periods?
Yes, some women may stop having periods altogether while taking Cerelle, while others might experience lighter, irregular, or more frequent periods.
3. Can smokers use Cerelle?
Yes, Cerelle is suitable for smokers and can be a safer alternative for women who cannot take estrogen-containing contraceptives.
4. Is it safe to take Cerelle while breastfeeding?
Yes, Cerelle can be safely used during breastfeeding, with no significant impact on milk production or the baby.
5. Can I buy Cerelle online?
Yes, Cerelle can be purchased online, but a prescription from a qualified clinician is required