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Ocella is the generic version of the popular birth control pills Yaz<\/a> and Yasmin. The common components within all three drugs are drospirenone and ethinyl estradiol. Introduced in 2008 by Teva Pharmaceuticals, these ingredients have been marketed to not only protect against pregnancies, but also to help woman dealing with acne, bloating and depression. Ocella, much like its counterparts Yaz and Yasmin, disperses small amounts of drospirenone and ethinylestradol in order to alter the lining of the cervix and uterus so as to prevent sperm from reaching a woman’s egg. The drug has also been prescribed to treat several problems associated with premenstrual disorders, such as weight gain, acne, bloating, fatigue, headaches and more. However, unlike other forms of birth control<\/a>, Ocella increases levels of potassium in a woman’s bloodstream, and has been known to lead to serious side effects, such as:<\/p>\n