Cerazette pill and vaginal dryness

How our community feel they have been impacted by vaginal dryness on cerazette pill

Data is taken from self reported Lowdown user reviews

None or not sure

60%

A bit

15%

Quite a bit

9%

A lot

9%

A great deal

8%

Out of the 400 reviews for cerazette pill, 159 people (40%) reported vaginal dryness.

Reviewers that reported vaginal dryness as a side effect

Data is taken from self reported Lowdown user reviews

Used for 8+ yr
Lowdown user
🇬🇧 UK
  •  14th May 24

I used Cerazette for 15 years and didn't really think about it, which is a testament to how few notable side effects I had. Worked effectively, and didn't hugely affect my appearance (skin or weight) which was very important to me when I began taking it at 21. However, I suffered from headaches / migraines almost weekly which I never connected to Cerazette until I stopped taking it, and since then they've gone completely (it's now been almost a year since I last took a pill). I've also got so much more energy, and my libido came back as soon as I got my periods back. Overall, if you can't take the combined pill and want a hormonal option, I really would recommend it, but be mindful that some side effects might come on slowly over years.

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Somewhat negative mood

2 more effects

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0 comments

Used for 1 - 3 mo
Lowdown user
🇬🇧 UK
  •  28th Mar 24

I started this pill after being advised to come off the COCP. It gave me severe cystic acne on my body and face which caused pain and low self-confidence, it also caused very frequent UTI's (which I never had before taking this pill) and issues with the skin of my vulva (burning/dryness/pain) which even consultants could not diagnose or treat. I ended up coming off this pill and going back onto the COCP and all my symptoms went away.


Worse skin

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Used for 6 - 12 mo
Lowdown user
🇬🇧 UK
  •  5th Jan 24

Started with cerazette for first 6 months and now on zelletts 7 months in. Had spotting randomly for around 4.5 months, the first 3 months were hardest with what seemed like 2 periods a month! This is my 3rd time being on this pill and it hasn't stopped my periods (it did the 1st and 2nd time around). I'm 31 and have pcos, I found this pill does decrease libido slightly and low mood. However I take mood stabilisers and inositol alongside it (not at the same time), so perhaps helps a little with low mood. I also have pmdd and find that it's not changed that but the mood stabiliser have over time. Although my periods are regular after 4.5 months, they are still heavy bur for first 2 days now, with less cramps. I'm not sure why I still get periods when I didnt before but it does help to know I'm not pregnant, considering mood stabilisers can reduce the efficency of oral contraception. I would recommend this pill, it never changed my weight and the decrease in libido works well for me, given I have a high drive prob just crave it like a regular person now lol. P.S Patience is a must with this pill but I do find it worth it.


Very positive mood

2 more effects

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0 comments

Cerazette pill common side effects

Data is taken from self reported Lowdown user reviews

46% of cerazette pill reviewers reported tender breasts

40% of cerazette pill reviewers reported vaginal dryness

39% of cerazette pill reviewers reported vaginal discharge

39% of cerazette pill reviewers reported period like cramps

35% of cerazette pill reviewers reported breast enlargement


Possible cerazette pill side effects

Data is taken from self reported Lowdown user reviews

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