The contraceptive pill to delay menstruation is usually taken orally about 10 days before the onset of menstruation, once a day, for at least 14 days, to effectively delay menstruation. Commonly used oral contraceptives such as Eusyn, Mafron, and Daimler 35 can be effective in delaying menstruation. Generally, Eusemin or Daimler-35 or Mafulon can also be used to adjust the menstrual cycle, which is relatively easy to take and safe. However, the pill should not be taken as a last resort to delay menstruation. It can be taken orally on the 5th day of the menstrual cycle for 21 consecutive days to adjust the menstrual cycle as well as to provide contraception.