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Desogestrel is a generic form of the progesterone only contraceptive pill</b>. It is sometimes known by its brand names Cerazette and Norgeston. Unlike combined contraceptive tablets, the Desogestrel pill does not contain oestrogen. It can be taken by women who are sexually active and wish to prevent a pregnancy from occurring.
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Progesterone is made naturally within a woman’s body during her menstrual cycle. Desogestrel pill contains a synthetic version of progesterone. When taken every day, desogestrel prevents a woman from becoming pregnant by thickening the mucus produced at the cervix (the entrance to the womb). This stops any sperm from reaching the egg, preventing fertilization and the start of a pregnancy.
Desogestrel can also prevent an egg from being ripened and released from the ovary. This, combined with thickened cervical mucus, makes desogestrel a highly effective form of contraception.
Unlike combined contraceptive tablets which often require a tablet-free break, desogestrel should be taken every day. There is no break between packs. Simply keep taking the pill each day and start a new pack with no break in between.
You should take desogestrel at the same time every day. If you take a pill late or forget to take it, you should seek advice to check if you still have contraceptive cover. If you miss a pill, you may be advised to use a barrier method of contraception (such as condoms) or abstain from sex until desogestrel can start working again.
You should swallow the tablet whole, with some water.
Each Desogestrel tablet contains 75 micrograms of desogestrel.
One tablet is taken every day. Each tablet in the strip of pills is labeled with the day of the week to make it easier for you. Follow the arrows on the pack to make sure that you don’t miss a pill.
