Need to postpone  your period for a  trip, wedding, or exam? Let’s explore how period delay pills work, their timing, safety, and side-effects.

“Periods Delay Medicine -What You Should Know!”

Travel or vacations  * Wedding or event  * Sports, exams, or fasting days  * Personal comfort

“Why Do Some Women Delay Their Period?”

These pills use *progesterone hormones* that prevent the uterus from shedding its lining — delaying your period safely for a few days or weeks.

“How Period Delay Pills Work”

Start your delay medicine *2–3 days before* your expected period. This gives your body time to respond and prevent early bleeding.

 “Timing Is Everything!”

The most used medicine is *Norethisterone (5 mg)* — usually taken *3 times daily*. You can safely delay your period for *up to 17 days* with medical guidance.

"Commonly Used Period Delay Tablet”

Avoid these pills if you have: * Liver or kidney pr Blood clot history  oblems  * Severe migraines  * Pregnancy or breastfeeding  Always consult a *gynecologist* first!

“Not for Everyone — Use With Caution”

Some mild effects can  include: * Nausea or bloating * Mood swings * Tender breasts * Spotting or irregular  bleeding these are  temporary and usually  fade after stopping the medicine.

“Possible Side-Effects You Might Notice”

Your period usually begins *within 2–3 days* of stopping the medicine. Your next cycle may shift slightly — that’s normal!

“After You Stop Taking the Pills”

*Not a birth control pill — pregnancy is still possible. * Use only occasionally. * Get a doctor’s prescription, never self-medicate. * Keep track of your cycle afterward.

 “Important Tips Before You Decide”

“Safe Use = Smart Use”

Delaying your period is safe *only with medical guidance * and proper timing. Want to learn more? Tap below to read the full article!