It is not clinically clear which food can delay menstruation. This is because food does not have pharmacological properties. If you want to delay menstruation, you can take oral contraceptives or use progestogen-based medications as prescribed by your doctor.
Oral contraceptives are generally used to delay the next menstrual period, and can be started during the current menstrual period, during which time menstruation will not occur. If progestin is used to delay menstruation, it is recommended that you start taking oral progestin 2 weeks before your next period and stop taking it when you want to have your period.
Although it may be possible to delay menstruation through medication, the act of delaying menstruation may be harmful to a woman’s health, so it is better not to delay menstruation if it is not necessary.
For patients taking medication to delay menstruation, it is necessary to regulate the use of under the guidance of a doctor, and to avoid skipping doses during the use of medication, so as to avoid the onset of menstruation.