Use a hormonal birth control pill continuously, skipping the placebo or pill-free week
Ask a doctor about a prescription period-delay medicine such as norethisterone
Use a hormonal IUD, implant, patch, or ring if appropriate, since these may reduce or stop bleeding over time
Consult a healthcare professional before trying to delay a period, especially if you have migraines, blood clot history, high blood pressure, or are pregnant
Do not rely on home remedies, foods, or supplements to reliably postpone a period
Take any prescribed medication exactly as directed by a clinician
Seek urgent medical advice if you have very heavy bleeding, severe pain, or unusual symptoms
