Is it possible to stop or delay my period?

okay, so like im going to florida tomorrow and I just got my freaking period. can I make it like go away??

no I don't think so

think for a moment, how long has this been going on? how many times have you tried to stop it? has it ever stopped? that last one should be no, because to my knowledge there is no medication, no therapy, no resisting that can hold your period, then again maybe a girl should respond *shrugs*

Just use tampons and make sure you change them regularly so you dont get any toxic problems. You will still have a cool trip. Have a great time. xx

I wish you could I went 2 mexico like that is SUCKS!!!11

Don't you know that you always get your period when your going somewhere or doing something fun?
Of course, use Tampons and be glad you have a period. What if you were my age (54)? I don't have to worry about my period anymore but now I'm old, lol

unfortunately not. the exact same thing happened to me the day before I went on vacation.

my mom uses birth control to stop periods, because she has a condition where losing that blood is really bad

put a cork in it!

haha nice moonshine!

Yes very mature guys. Not

You can stop periods if you're on birth control. You just skip the placebos pills and start a new pack.

If you aren't currently on BCPs then there is no way to stop your period. starting them now would have no effect on a period already going on - but you can delay and skip future periods.

xox
Sika

Dear Sikashimmer,
It is very unwise to "advise" someone to not follow their prescribed medication as directed by their doctor. A females hormones levels are designed to fluctuate, and hormone birth control tablets take this into account by having the placebo for 7 days out of the 28. It can often be harmful to maintain a relatively constant level of progesterone and estradiol in the body. As a 2nd year pharmacology student, can I say that it's very unwise to tell anyone to miss out the placebo tablets for their medication. The people who make and prescribe drugs have many years of research and studying to fall back on, and so I think that it's the doctors and pharmacists advice you should follow.

Periods are just something that every woman has to put up with. Yes, it's annoying, but part of being human (well, female) I'm afraid.