Kick start my cycle

Regular exercise and keeping fit and healthy can help regulate the menstrual cycle. On the other hand, exercising too much and overstressing the body can have a negative effect on the hormones to the extent that menstruation may cease. Hormones influence your periods. If they are not in balance, the cycle will similarly be affected. If a you periods are very irregular, you can ask your doctor to measure the hormones in you blood to find out if your hormones are out of balance. This will give a rough indication as to whether there is a serious hormonal problem. Pituitary or thyroid is first thought too. Thre is a chance of polycystic ovaries too. Found through blood tests. I have heard this is really treatable too. Hope this helps!!

Did you get the depo shot? It's a birth control shot that lasts for 3 months but can cause you not to have a period for up to 1 1/2 years just off one shot. If you didn't, I would definitely be going to get a second opinion. It's just not healthy to go that long without one. You could have several different things going on. How many pregnancy tests have you taken?

Have you tried jogging every day? I heard that exercise in that manner might help keep a girl regular. If it hasn't started in a few weeks, you might want to consider the possibility you have PCOS, or Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome. This doesn't require you to have cysts on your ovaries, but it can cause irregular periods, weight gain, loss of hair, or excessive hair. Just a thought. Also, I am not sexually active, but I am on birth control. They keep females on a regular cycle as well as the added benefits of preventing migraines and reducing chances of ovarian cancer. Good luck!

Do your doctors think that you are ovulating? Have they had you take an u/s for cysts? These 2 things could be definite reasons for not have a cycle. If you aren't ovulating you may not have a cycle. If you have cysts, this can cause you to not have a cycle either.