Not all PCOS is the same — find your pattern
Whether you've been diagnosed with PCOS or just suspect it, this 3-minute quiz maps your symptoms to one of four driving patterns — insulin-resistant, inflammatory, adrenal-stress, or post-pill — and sends a personalized report to your inbox. Free, no account needed.
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This takes about 3 minutes.
This assessment is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please consult a qualified healthcare professional for personalized guidance.
Frequently asked questions
Is this PCOS quiz really free?
Yes. The quiz and your personalized AI report are completely free — no account, no credit card.
What are the 'types of PCOS' this quiz looks at?
Functional medicine practitioners commonly describe PCOS in terms of what's driving it: an insulin-resistant pattern (blood sugar and weight signals), an inflammatory pattern (gut and immune signals), an adrenal-stress pattern (stress hormones driving androgens), and a post-pill pattern (symptoms appearing after stopping hormonal birth control). Many people are a blend — this quiz identifies which pattern is most dominant in your symptom picture.
I haven't been diagnosed with PCOS — can I still take this quiz?
Yes. Many people take it because they suspect PCOS — irregular cycles, jawline acne, excess hair growth, or stubborn midsection weight. Your report maps your symptoms to patterns worth discussing with a practitioner. It is a screening signal, not a diagnosis.
Can this quiz tell me whether I have PCOS or endometriosis?
No. PCOS and endometriosis share symptoms — irregular periods, pelvic discomfort, fertility concerns — but they are different conditions that can also coexist. Only a qualified healthcare professional can tell them apart, usually with a combination of history, labs, and imaging. This quiz maps symptom patterns; it does not diagnose or rule out any condition.
Is this a medical diagnosis?
No. This quiz is for informational purposes only. It identifies symptom patterns — it does not diagnose, treat, or replace the advice of a qualified healthcare professional. A PCOS diagnosis requires a clinician's evaluation, typically combining your history, blood work, and ultrasound.
What do I get at the end?
A personalized report sent to your email: which PCOS pattern best fits your symptoms, why, and possible root cause directions to explore with a practitioner.
What happens to my data?
Your email is used to send your report. Your detailed answers are automatically deleted after 72 hours. We never sell your data.
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