Is there any way to alter or postpone a monthly period?

Answer 1

Answer Postponing Menstral CycleThere is a way to alter your menstrual cycle if you are taking Birth Control pills. Over the course of at least 4 months you can take a 30 day course of birth control pills instead of the normal 28 days. Add two extra birth control pills each month and over the course of a few months you can alter your menstrual cycle to begin at a later date. You must then stop the additional pills to regulate your menses to the normal 28 day cycle. This often helps when you need to change your cycle in situations where you have planned a honeymoon or are traveling to places where there is just no conveniences.

There is also a medication that completely stops the menstrual cycle which is used in situations where women are suffering from endometriosis. Some doctors believe the cessation of the menstrual cycle can stop and sometimes reverse the damage which can be caused by endometriosis.

Answer 2

Yes, you can use Norethisterone to delay your period.

Norethisterone is much more effective than using hormonal birth control pills which can cause irregular bleeding at first, also it's short-term with fewer health risks too so a better option. This is essentially a progesterone pill so you take it to stop the progesterone drop that would normally trigger the uterus lining to shed. Get it from your doctor and take three times per day starting from three days before your period, continue use until you want your period to start.

Answer 3

Aside from getting pregnant, NO,

There are pills that can do it temporarily though but I can't remember what they are called. Ask your doctor. I used it a long time ago on vacation.