Is It Possible to Get Pregnant on Cerazette? My 4-Week Story

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📅 Week 1: Starting Cerazette
Start Date: Did you begin on Day 1 of your period or mid-cycle?

Cerazette takes 48 hours to become effective if not started on Day 1.

Missing pills or vomiting within 2 hours of taking it can reduce effectiveness.

🧠 What to note: Spotting may occur, and ovulation might still happen during the first week.

📅 Week 2: Side Effects Begin
Common issues: breast tenderness, nausea, mood swings, or irregular bleeding.

If you missed a pill or took it more than 12 hours late, this could increase pregnancy risk.

Using condoms as backup is often advised in early weeks.

📅 Week 3: Sexual Activity and Anxiety
If you had unprotected sex after a missed or delayed pill, pregnancy could occur.

Cerazette suppresses ovulation in ~97% of cycles, but a few women still ovulate.

Note any signs of implantation bleeding, fatigue, or cramping.

📅 Week 4: Suspicion and Testing
Did your period (or expected withdrawal bleeding) arrive?

Many women experience no period at all on Cerazette.

A home pregnancy test can detect pregnancy around this point, especially if conception happened early.

✅ Key Takeaways:
Risk Factor Does It Increase Pregnancy Risk?
Missed a pill >12 hrs ✅ Yes
Started late in cycle ✅ Yes
Took antibiotics (like rifampicin) ✅ Yes
Vomited after pill ✅ Yes
Took on time daily ❌ No (very low risk)

🧪 When to Take a Pregnancy Test:
At least 21 days after unprotected sex

Or if you experience nausea, missed bleeding, or breast changes

💬 Final Thought:
Yes, pregnancy on Cerazette is possible, but rare with perfect use. If you're writing about your 4-week journey, highlight:

Missed pills?

Backup methods used?

Symptoms you noticed?