• Thyroid Disorders: Having an overactive or underactive thyroid can cause several symptoms throughout the entire body because of how vital the thyroid gland is to your body functioning properly. Having a thyroid disorder can also cause your period to become irregular, but once you treat the disorder your cycle should go back to normal.
• Stress: Stress can impact your body in many different ways like causing headaches, stomach problems, poor sleep, high blood pressure, and changes to your menstrual cycle. Because stress can have such an effect on all aspects of your health and life, you should try to reduce stress as much as possible.
• Birth Control Pills: Your period may be irregular if you have just started or stopped taking hormonal birth control pills, patches, or rings. This is because they contain synthetic versions of the female sex hormones oestrogen and progesterone and these can throw off your period for a few cycles.
• Emergency Contraception: Emergency contraception is very effective at stopping potential unwanted pregnancies, but one of its side effects can be a temporary change to your menstrual cycle. If you recently took emergency contraception like the morning after pill and your period is late, try not to worry. Your period should go back to normal soon.

What if I want to Delay My Period?
Even though cycle changes can be worrying when they seem to happen out of nowhere, sometimes we want to delay your period temporarily. Maybe you have a holiday coming up, a wedding, or other big event that is going to coincide with your period. Whatever the reason for delaying your period, you can safely do so with period delay tablets like Norethisterone. Taking Norethisterone 3 days before the expected start of your period will ensure that you won’t have to worry about sanitary products, cramps, or anything else your period brings.

Period delay tablets work by releasing synthetic versions of the hormone, progesterone. In a normal menstrual cycle, when you don’t become pregnant your progesterone levels drop and this starts your period. Norethisterone ensures that your progesterone levels won’t drop, preventing your period from starting. You can take period delay tablets for up to 20 days. Once you stop taking them, your period should start within 2-4 days.

Period delay treatment is completely safe, but it may cause some side effects. The most common side effects are acne, abdominal pain, breast tenderness, and mood swings. Delaying your period won’t impact your future fertility and any changes to your cycle should be temporary.

If you need to delay your period, you can buy period delay Norethisterone tablets online in the UK from Pharmacy Planet. Visit our website today to keep you period-free during your next holiday or special event.