Serazit 0.075 28 tablets

Cerazette® tablets 75 micrograms coated. Product description Cerazette® tablets 75 micrograms coated. Each tablet contains 75 micrograms of desogestrel. For oral use. Usage instructions You should take the tablets every day at approximately the same time so that the interval between two tablets is always 24 hours. The first tablet should be taken on the first day of bleeding. After that, one tablet should be taken daily continuously without noticing any possible bleeding. A new blister starts immediately the next day after the previous one. How to start Cerazette There is no previous use of hormonal contraceptive methods (in the past month) You should start taking the tablets on the first day of the woman's natural cycle (the first day is the first day of menstrual bleeding). Starting on days 2–5 is permitted, but during the first cycle, it is recommended to use a barrier method during the first seven days of taking the tablets. After abortion in the first trimester It is recommended to start immediately. There is no need to use an additional contraceptive method. After childbirth or abortion in the second trimester It is advised to start any day between day 21 to 28 after childbirth or abortion. When starting later, an additional barrier method should be used until the first seven days of taking the tablets are completed. If intercourse has already occurred, pregnancy should be ruled out before starting or wait for the first menstrual cycle. How to start Cerazette When switching from other contraceptive methods Switching from combined hormonal contraceptives (combined pills, vaginal ring, or skin patch) It is preferable to start the next day after the last active tablet or the day of removing the ring or patch. There is no need to use an additional contraceptive method. Starting can be at most the next day after the usual interval, with an additional barrier method during the first seven days. Switching from progestin-only contraceptives It can start any day from the mini-pill. From the implant or hormonal IUD on the day of removal. From the injection at the next scheduled dose. Missed tablets control The effectiveness of contraception decreases if the interval exceeds 36 hours between tablets. If the delay is less than 12 hours: Take the tablet as soon as remembered, and the next tablet at the usual time. If the delay exceeds 12 hours: An additional contraceptive method should be used for 7 days. If tablets are missed in the first week and intercourse occurred in the previous week, pregnancy should be considered. Advice for gastrointestinal disturbances In cases of severe gastrointestinal disturbances, absorption may not be complete. If vomiting occurs within 3–4 hours of taking the tablet, absorption may be incomplete, and missed tablet instructions apply. Continuing treatment Before the medical prescription, a comprehensive medical history should be taken with a gynecological examination to exclude pregnancy. Bleeding disorders should be evaluated before starting treatment. Follow-up periods depend on the individual case. Bleeding disturbances may occur despite regular use. In case of frequent or irregular bleeding, an alternative method should be considered. In case of amenorrhea, compliance with instructions should be confirmed, and a pregnancy test may be necessary. Treatment should be stopped if pregnancy occurs. Cerazette does not protect against HIV or sexually transmitted diseases. Contraindications Active venous thromboembolic disorders. Presence or history of severe liver disease. Malignant tumors sensitive to sex steroids. Unexplained vaginal bleeding. Hypersensitivity to the active substance. Warnings and precautions The benefits should be weighed against the risks before starting treatment. If any condition worsens or a new one appears, the doctor should be consulted. The risk of breast cancer increases with age. The risk of breast cancer with Cerazette may be similar to combined contraceptives. In cases of liver disorders, the patient should be referred to a specialist. Cerazette should be discontinued in case of blood clots or prolonged immobility. Diabetic patients should be monitored during the first months. If persistent high blood pressure occurs, consider stopping treatment. A decrease in estradiol levels may occur. Ectopic pregnancy should be considered if there is abdominal pain or amenorrhea. Chloasma may occur, and sun exposure should be avoided. Depression and mood disorders are known side effects, and a doctor should be consulted if they occur. The effectiveness of Cerazette decreases when tablets are missed or certain medications are used. Cerazette contains lactose. Product details Brand: Cerazette Quantity: 28 tablets Product model: Tablets Product type: Tablets