It has probably happened to all of you at least once in your life that you would like to postpone the date of your menstrual cycle or have it come earlier
Periods can be different for every woman but if they have one thing in common it is that it is never the right time for them!
Next time you want to go on a trip or have sex on a certain date you will know how to act.
Natural ways
- If you want your period to come earlier, drink tropical juices, eat foods containing vitamin C, or take a supplement, but do not exceed the recommended 60mg of vitamin C per day.
- Try adding parsley to your diet.
- Physical exercise, a hot shower, and having sex help your period come, especially if you are late.
- Spend time with a friend who is on her period! Menstrual synchronization (the idea that women who live or hang out together have roughly the same cycle), otherwise known as the McClintock effect, remains a theory that stirs up debate, but it's worth a try.
While there are special pills to induce menstruation earlier or delay it, which should be taken with caution and with the advice of a doctor, the simplest way remains contraceptive pills!
Many of you probably take it regularly and know that it also serves to stabilize the menstrual cycle.
But do you know how to use it to your advantage to gain complete control?
Contraceptive pills usually mimic the 28-day cycle in number, where 21 of them are active and contain hormones that "suppress" fertility. While the white pills are inactive, causing the bleeding that comes as a result of stopping taking hormones.
If you do not take the inactive pills, but start a new pack of contraceptives straight away, then you will not get your period.
This way you can postpone them or not have them at all for a month.
Alternatively, you may decide to switch to inactive pills earlier to bring your period on the day you want.
Now let's see the devilish ways you will use this superpower!
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