Just to update - this is my latest video on my experience with Cerazette and now thinking about having the coil: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e9l1qZCGrby8ZXk.html

Lovely period chat! It has been 3 years but still help a lot. I'm taking Cerazette half a month ago and just recently noticed some irregular bleeding. You really encouraged me to keep on using it😂Hope you have found the perfect contraceptive for you and looking forward to your updates!

Cerazette is POP. I have it for PMDD and Endo. My skin used to be parched dry - it is now lovely and soft and moist. Also my eyelid rash is just gone. I look gorgeous!! My periods are lighter and less agonising and I am slightly slimmer, hopefully will be even slimmer in a few months. My body still goes into spasms when I have my period however I am hopeful it will lessen!! Progesterone Good stuff in general!

From my experience with Depo it's a pain in the arse when you come off it, my cycles were messed up for a really long time. I've recently gone onto Yasmin in an effort to control my dodgy cycles and other rubbish symptoms of PCOS.

Loving the updates.... It's the bain of my life and now that I'm done with kids, I'd happily flick a switch 👍🏻

I'm on my 2nd stab of zerazete fist stab after my prleriod every week Im spotting but not necessary to use pads and at my second stab I didn't have my menstruation til now I'm intering now for my 3rd stab my husband ask the pharmacy they said it's normal but I'm afraid maybe I get pregnant becoz every day I feel so dizzy and like I'm going to vomit and mostly I'm so irritated for everything suffering from depression too what should I do and also headache

Tried cerazette for same reasons but only 10% roughly improvement in severe pms etc and gained a load of weight. Stopped it a few weeks ago and now realize 10% plus weight may not be the worst. Injection was horrific for me. Merina coil was my best friend until the day (a year after insertion) that I almost died from sepsis caused by a ruptured abscess caused by it. Currently praying for that on/off switch!

The hormone in cerazette is very similar to the hormone in the implant, in fact a lot of people are prescribed it as a kind of trial for if the hormone interacts well with them before the invasive procedure of having the implant fitted - obviously it’s loads easier to stop taking a pill than to have an implant removed if it doesn’t interact well with you. So if Cerazette does have a positive impact on your periods it’s likely the implant will too, and every girl/woman I know that’s had the implant have had a stoppage in their periods after a while! Personally on cerazette I had no period for the first 2 months, then a 10 day long but light-ish period, and since then I’ve had 2 day long very light periods every month - they’re so manageable and not at all invasive anymore! So perhaps even if your periods don’t stop, they may be very short, light and manageable if you give yourself a little time to let your body adjust to it :)

Do you have any experience of trying to manage your menstrual cycle with the pill or the coil? I'd love to know

The painful boobs will go! I think it took two packets before I stopped bleeding. I've been given a none brand of it this time and it's not as good so if you decide to stay on it deffo push for the same brand and not the cheaper non branded

My implant made me bleed none stop so my doctor gave me 2 types of pill to stop it and then gave me cerazette and its worked wonders so hopefully its working well for you too

One remaining tablet but still I don't have period untill now 😔

I used this pill for years now and taking a break I don't think I had a lot of complications, I can't recall any. I take a break cause it's been years on end of me not having a period and that can't be healthy.

Hiii I’m using that pill currently, I didn’t even finished the first blister… My question is how long does it take for this pill to actually work as a contraceptive?? Like a month? Less? Thanks

I've never taken the pill or had a coil or anything {not a fan of homones etc} so no advice - but I really hope it helps you

Did you continue with the cerazette, I’ve had cerazette in my cupboard for over a year but scared to take it due to whether it will make me feel depressed and gain weight/spots etc. I don’t want it for bc purposes either but to help with pmt and hormonal headaches and aches and pains. Just don’t want it to make things worse

I was on the contraceptive pill when we first got married. I really struggled with them, they made me horrifically moody. I was extra sensitive all the time. Chris only had to make a jokey comment or something like that and I would flip out. I could be perfectly happy, then within seconds flip to inconsolable, hysterical crying and shouting. I also found I would get more headaches although my doctor said that wasn’t likely to be a reaction to the pill or not. I liked that I could bunch them together like if my holiday fell in that “on” week but has the risk of extra pain etc. I did try another version of the pill but again I didn’t get on with it. About 3/4 months after Jaxon arrived I had to go and take emergency contraception and because of how my doctors surgery do it I had to go and sit down with the nurse and have a proper “how are you protecting yourself” kind of conversion and without even checking my medical history for previous experiences/reactions or the fact that high blood pressure runs in my family (and some versions of the pill can’t be taken if you Jane high blood pressure because of how they react together) tried to convince me that I needed to go on the pill. Erm no thank you so much. Not only am I now dealing with being married, this time I’m a mum to a 4ish month old and a foster career. I do not need those verging on “bipolar” episodes while juggling sleep deprivation etc. (that may be completely the wrong term and don’t get me wrong I know bipolar by itself is not a laughing marred and should be taken seriously). I guess if I really needed to try it again I would risk it but I think I’d wait maybe until Jaxon starts school so that hopefully those swings would be more manageable some how. Sorry essay of a comment!

The pill gave me such bad headaches, I couldn't go back on it again. It sounds like it's working a little for you though. I find that the nurses are always trying to push the coil, I wonder why it is? I agree, there should be a switch to turn periods off when you don't need them anymore! #KZfaqSunday

My doc just prescribed the cerazette for me today. I am hoping that it will lesson my period.

hi ..i tried cerazette 1st time and that was last month i was expecting for my minstruation but it ddnt come..i was expecting that it was same like other pills that you should wait for the minstruation to come before you can start again..so i ddnt continue it..and now im 20 days delayed..is this normal😢😢im having everyday signs of my period too much cramps.

ive been on cerazette for 3 months had no periods and now I'm bleeding so much I hope it stops soon its been over a week :(

I have been taking this pill for 3 months now and all I’m having are two to three week long periods and then a month of no bleeding and then back with the 2/3 week long period. I’m starting to think this pill isn’t working for me and I’m scared if I stop taking it randomly the affects will be worse!

Hi..i m taking ceraztte tab for 9 month after delivery nd dis month my mensus did not come..i m so worried what should i do plzzzzzz help me...should i take dis pills or stop.

I cannot take any form of contraception, It really didn't agree with me. I was on depo & ended up losing so much hair & being SO SO spotty. I wouldn't wish it on anyone. Gosh painful boobies though, thats NO fun for anyone. I really hope it works for you darling, I found a menstrual cup mildly helps my aches but not hugely.

I’m on day 4 of taking it- can I ask, once I finish all 28 days of the tablet- can I expect. Period or nothing?

Makes me sick is this normal like a pregnancy feeling

New friend here..