Delayed menstruation can be solved by taking medications. There are two types of medications to delay menstruation: the first type, progestational hormone drugs: including Angiogenol, Imazapyr, IUD, dydrogesterone tablets and so on. The second category, compound oral short-acting contraceptives: including Dayin-35, Mafranil, New Mafranil, Eucerin, Eucerin, and so on. If the patient wants to treat delayed menstruation, and the combination of obesity, a history of smoking, high blood lipids, and blood sugar problems, in this case, it is not recommended to take compound oral short-acting contraceptives, and you can switch to progestogens for treatment.