Yes, though the routine will vary depending on your type of contraceptive pill:
Fixed dose combined contraceptive pills combine the same combination of oestrogen and progestogen for the duration of the cycle. These require you to have a pill-free week for a withdrawal bleed. You can delay your period by skipping this withdrawal week and immediately starting your next pack.
Every Day contraceptive pills contain seven hormone-free pills, which you take instead of having a pill-free week. Delaying your period requires that you take hormones each day. So, with the ED pill, you will need to skip taking these ‘dummy’ pills and immediately start your next pack.
Bi-phasic contraceptive pills vary their combination of oestrogen and progestogen, depending on the day of your cycle. To delay your period, you must skip your pill-free week and continue to take the type of pills just before the pill-free week, which is higher in progestogen. This will involve skipping the first section of the pack.
The mini pill contains progestogen only. The mini pill contains only 0.35 mg of progestogen. Delaying your period requires three 5mg doses of Norethisterone each day. So, to delay your period, you will need to take Norethisterone on top of your regular contraceptive routine.