Cerazette Adverse Reactions

The most commonly reported undesirable effects in the clinical trials with Cerazette (> 2.5%) were bleeding irregularities, acne, mood changes, breast pain, nausea and weight increase. The undesirable effects mentioned in the table as follows have been judged, by the investigators, as having an established, probable, or possible link to the treatment. (See Table 2.)

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Breast discharge and, on rare occasions, ectopic pregnancies have been reported with the use of Cerazette during post-marketing surveillance (see Precautions). In addition, hypersensitivity reactions (including angioedema and anaphylaxis) have been reported during post-marketing surveillance.
In women using (combined) oral contraceptives a number of (serious) undesirable effects have been reported. These include venous thromboembolic disorders, arterial thromboembolic disorders, hormone-dependent tumours (e.g., breast cancer), and chloasma, some of which are discussed in more detail in Precautions.