PCOS Screening

This survey is designed to understand the symptoms related to Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) which you might be facing. PCOS is a common hormonal condition that can affect menstrual cycles, weight, skin, hair growth, and overall health. Your answers will remain confidential.

Periods

My periods are regular (every 21-35 days).

My periods are often irregular, with gaps of more than 35 days or shorter than 21 days.

My periods are very unpredictable and can skip for months.

Excessive Hair Growth

I do not have unusual hair growth.

I have some excess hair on my face, chest, or abdomen.

I have significant hair growth in areas where men typically grow hair (e.g., face, chest).

Acne and Oily Skin

I rarely get acne, and my skin is not particularly oily.

I experience occasional acne or oily skin.

I have frequent or severe acne and very oily skin.

Hair Thinning or Hair Loss on the Scalp

My hair is normal, with no thinning.

I notice some thinning of hair on my scalp.

I have significant hair thinning or hair loss on my scalp.

Weight Gain or Difficulty Losing Weight

I have a stable weight or lose/gain weight easily.

I have gained weight and find it hard to lose.

I have gained significant weight and struggle to lose it, especially around my abdomen.

Darkening of Skin

My skin tone is even, with no dark patches.

I have mild dark patches on my skin (e.g., on neck or underarms).

I have significant dark patches on my skin (e.g., neck, underarms, groin).

Family History of PCOS

No one in my family has PCOS.

Someone in my extended family has PCOS.

A close relative (mother, sister) has PCOS.

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