A delayed period after stopping hormonal birth control is common, as your body needs time to adjust to its natural cycle. Most people can expect their periods to return within three months.

Medically reviewed by Peter Weiss, MD You can safely delay your period for days or weeks. How you do it depends partly on why you want to postpone bleeding. Some methods may be better for those ...

Being Sick Can Throw Your Period Out of Whack—Here’s Why, and How To Get Regular Again. Discover whether being sick can delay your period, depending on the type and duration of your condition.

Before you reach menopause, you might experience a few late or delayed periods or a completely stopped period. This is just a sign of early menopause, especially if you are below 45, and it is ...

A recent study reveals that the timing of a woman's first menstrual period can predict long-term health risks, including ...

Consumed in moderation, lentils can help delay your period due to their heat-producing properties. Cornflakes Yes, even your breakfast cereal might have an impact.