PCOS Test
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Do you have irregular or missed periods?
Have you experienced unexplained weight gain?
Do you have excessive facial or body hair?
Do you struggle with acne or oily skin?
Have you been diagnosed with ovarian cysts?
Do you have difficulty losing weight?
Are your periods especially heavy or prolonged?
Do you experience thinning hair or scalp hair loss?
Do you have difficulty conceiving?
Do you have insulin resistance or prediabetes?
FAQs
What is a PCOS test and what does it assess? 
your symptoms and history to assess the likelihood of PCOS—a hormonal disorder that can affect menstrual cycles, fertility, weight, and hair growth.
Who should consider taking a PCOS test?
Anyone experiencing irregular periods, excessive hair growth (hirsutism), fertility challenges, weight gain, or acne may benefit from taking a PCOS screening test.
What are common symptoms of PCOS?
Symptoms often include irregular or absent periods, excess facial or body hair, difficulty losing weight, acne, thinning hair on the scalp, and sometimes difficulty getting pregnant.
How does an online PCOS screening test work?
The test involves a series of questions about your menstrual cycle, weight, skin, hair, and family history. It helps assess whether your symptoms match common patterns seen in PCOS.
How long does it take to complete the PCOS test?
Most people can complete the online PCOS test in about 5 to 10 minutes. The questions are straightforward and focused on typical symptoms and medical history.
How accurate is a PCOS screening test?
While not diagnostic, a high likelihood result indicates that your symptoms align with common PCOS traits. Further evaluation through blood tests and ultrasound is needed for a formal diagnosis.
What should I do if my test indicates a possible diagnosis?
If your results suggest PCOS, speak with your GP or a specialist such as a gynecologist or endocrinologist. They may recommend blood hormone tests and an ovarian ultrasound to confirm the diagnosis.
Can PCOS affect fertility?
Yes. PCOS is one of the most common causes of infertility. It can affect ovulation, making it harder to conceive. Treatments and lifestyle changes can often help improve fertility outcomes.
Are the test results and personal data kept private?
Yes. All PCOS screening results are confidential, and your data is protected under UK data privacy laws. This includes HealthTest.co.uk and similar reputable providers.
Can PCOS be managed effectively if diagnosed?
Yes. PCOS can be managed through a combination of lifestyle changes (diet, exercise, weight control), medications (e.g. hormonal contraceptives or insulin sensitizers), and fertility treatments if needed.