Well, for starters, let's just look at your ovaries. They may not be creating enough progesterone. This is the female hormone that stimulates the thickening of the uterus lining on a month basis. This thicken occurs in anticipation of the arrival of a fetus.
Or ovulation may not be occurring because you hypothalamus isn't secreting enough gonadotropin-releasing hormone. This is the hormone which signals your pituitary gland to produce two more hormones -- follicle-stimulating and luteininzing.
Both of these are essential for continued, regular menstrual cycles.
An overproduction of prolactin may also disrupt your period. This problem originates in the pituitary gland.
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