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Maybe it's the stress of everything. The cancer, surgery, whatnot. The body is a funny thing. Cycles can be disrupted for the slightest change. Also, I'm not sure what type of cancer you have - but, it seems to me that hormonal problems and cancer often go hand and hand. Prior to getting cancer I often had problems with my period and had to take progesterone to make it start. If you don't start soon, and it's not related to anything PJ has said, then I'd ask your doctor for help. Good luck! Angi

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