#cerelle

[berylliumsims]

The first family of the nobility station moved to Wiikstad. The Lord Gerion Leijon and his  five children, Damon, Kevan, Marla, Cerelle, and Cinnia has a castle in the mountain province. Luckily Gerion has a servant, Sune Grus who will take care of the household and the children while. Gerion hunt dragons. I have changed the MCC rules for my hood a little, nobility don’t pay taxes or rents. Instead they collect taxes from peasants in their province. Unfortunately for Leijon there are currently no peasants in the mountains but that may change.

[bobbedrake]

is anyone on the contraceptive pill (specifically mini-pill/cerelle hopefully) that can tell me how long bleeding is normal and not normal? looking at this i’ve been spotting/light bleeding for 31 (?) days. never heavy or medium, barely fill a panty liner. as of today i’ve just started my third month packet. internet says in the 4-6th month the bleeding will go back to regular and stop but idk if my bleeding is normal or nah so idk if that implies to me, yanoo?

[luciferandersonblog]

Cerelle vs Cerazette: Are they really the same? - Druggist.Online

Cerelle vs Cerazette: Are they the same? differences and similarities between branded and generic desogestrel 'mini' pill.

Cerelle and Cerazette are two brands of daily progestogen-only pill (POP), also known as mini-pill. In recent years prescribing of Cerazette in NHS decreased, in place of other brands, including Cerelle. Today I will discuss the reasons for this change and review different aspects of Cerelle vs Cerazette use.

[carelessrealness-blog]

Agnus-castus//Natural Contraception

I’m about a week into taking two agnus castus capsules daily and I’m not sure if there’s been a difference as of yet, but hey, 7 days ain’t gonna change much.

Just for a bit of background, I’ve got them to try and battle my hormonal acne first and foremost as its become unbearable after months of trying everything to resolve it. Secondly, it’s to ease my transition back into having periods and the whole pms thing - it’s been three years can you believe it?!?! I’m convinced my contraceptive pills were to blame for my skin issues and read so many things on the negative effects they can have on so many parts of the body and mind, along with my friend who’s a chemist’s jaw dropping when I told her what type of pill I was taking because she absolutely advises against it for some pretty scary reasons. After three years of continual doses (I was on cerelle due to my family background with blood clots so I had to take one per day without any rests) I took a step back and realised that actually, I wanted to let my body do it’s thing for a while.

Agnus castus is kind of a natural relief for PMS. It calms the mood swings, regulates the flow and basically makes everything a bit more manageable when it’s that tough time for women so I thought great. Sign me up. As I mentioned above, I’ve not actually had a period in three years, so I need all the help I can get when I eventually get one back. A nice little side effect is also that it balances hormones, thus resolving hormonal acne.

Now, cleansing myself of the pill of course means I need a new contraceptive (abstinence isn’t for me) so I did a bit of research and to be honest… I don’t really want to have an implant pumping my body full of more hormones or someone poking around inside me filling me with copper (isn’t it great being a woman??). When I thought it would be a lesser of all the evils scenario, I came across natural cycles. It’s an app that tells you when you can have sex without getting pregnant by just measuring your temperature. I know, it sounds too good to be true and that you will definitely get pregnant after a week of use. I’ve read about it though and it sounds legit. I’ve been measuring my temperature for about a week now and inputting them onto the app but I’ve not been brave enough to actually do the deed completely unprotected yet.

I can’t wait to see results a few months down the line, has anyone else been using them or naturalcycles??? How have you found them if so?

[kazzaeh]

Sooo I've been on cerazette since I was 15 and they stopped my periods (yeah I've literally not had a period for 9 years!!!) but yesterday I noticed that I had started one??? And I've still got it today??? I've missed the odd pill here and there since I went on them but nothing ever happened like I've never had any "spotting" or anything but this completely random period appears I don't know if I should be worried or be like welp I am a woman after all??? Like I don't really have any cramps/pain that I used to get with my periods am I dying???

[little-beauty]

Question

Anyone else have experiences of the contraceptive pill cerelle?? It’s just I’ve been on it 2 weeks now and have had a constant period…I feel this is not okay. Any advice?x

[shrimpnights]

I’m now nearing the end of week 3 of taking cerelle and I’ve only got a few pills left until I’ve finished the first packet. I’ve had some irregular bleeding, enough to constitute as a light period about 11 days before my period is due. I’m not certain but the bleeding might have correlated with ovulation. Who knows! Irregular bleeding is a common side effect and I haven’t felt any of the normal yucky period symptoms, so it’s been fairly harmless if only a bit annoying. I remember the combined pill did some awful things to my bleeding >_< Anyway, my period is normally due on the 10th, so I’m wondering now if I’ll still get it or if this constitutes as my period. Cross fingers I won’t get a heap of horrible period symptoms next week....

So far there doesn’t seem to many downsides of taking cerelle, at least in comparison to the combined pill. Although, and I can’t remember if the combined pill did this (but I was too messed up at the time to even consider it probably), I don’t seem to have any libido on cerelle. I don’t normally have much anyway, so I guess it’s not that big a difference. But I’m starting to believe it when people say “cerelle is the best contraception, it makes you not wanna have sex at all”. sigh.

[shrimpnights]

i’m now into week 2 of taking cerelle and it’s still going well. my mood has felt pretty regular and i haven’t experienced any more low points than i do off hormonal birth control. i have experienced a bad bout of nausea and a few headaches, but i can’t prove any of them to be specifically related to cerelle. i also had some spotting for a few days, but that seems to have cleared up and is a normal and harmless side effect of taking cerelle. we’ll see what happens at menstruation but so far i’ve felt the transition to taking cerelle smooth and stress-free.

i hope this reassures anyone who is having doubts about trying it!

i will update if there are more changes.