Some female friends want to change the timing of their menstrual period due to attending special occasions. For example, some female friends have registered for a swimming competition, but the day of the competition is likely to be Aunt's Day, so they want to postpone their menstrual cycle by one day. So, how can we postpone their menstrual cycle by one day?
It is generally recommended to delay menstruation by one day through medication. You can take progesterone medication as prescribed 14 days before the next menstrual cycle to delay the onset of menstruation. After stopping medication, it takes about 3-7 days for menstruation to occur, so this method can be used to adjust the timing of menstruation.
Although this method can delay menstruation, it should not be used frequently as the drugs used have side effects and may cause endocrine disorders, leading to abnormal vaginal bleeding, incomplete menstrual bleeding, and in severe cases, an increased risk of heavy bleeding.
Women have their own patterns when it comes to menstruation, and if medication breaks these patterns, it is not conducive to women's health. So, do not intervene in the timing of menstruation unless necessary, otherwise it can easily cause endocrine disorders. If there are special circumstances, it is possible to occasionally postpone the onset of menstruation, but it is important to remember not to do so frequently.
