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Q: How to get period later or eariler

asked by: YouAreSoGreat on October 11th, 2009

Experienced User

I am going on a cruise in december and what sucks sooooooooo bad is that im getting my period that exact same weekend!!!!!! I usually get mine every 3 weeks sometimes a couple of days later is there any way to delay it or anything! Im open to anyything like diet changes...herbs...perscriptions besides birthcontrol, ill do anything to keep this from happening so if you have any methods please reply !

Replies(3)

susan862003

replied on October 14th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

I only know about manipulating it with birth control pills.

Vigorous exercise and stress will both delay your period. I do not know that you can do it and have predictable results however.

You can always use menstrual cups. The Instead Softcup is a disposable cup that will last for about 12 hours at a time and will allow you to do everything you want, including sex (without your period interfering).

Best of luck!!

J3nnyuk

replied on October 14th, 2009

Moderator

I also only know of doing it successfully with birth control pills, but try susan862003's idea and good luck...
Jenny

YouAreSoGreat

replied on October 16th, 2009

Experienced User

thanks guys!

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