Wondering if your symptoms could be linked to Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)? Our PCOS Calculator helps you assess common symptoms and risk factors associated with PCOS. While it is not a diagnostic tool, it can help you understand whether you may benefit from a consultation with a fertility or women's health specialist.
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Our specialists provide comprehensive PCOS evaluation, hormonal assessment, fertility counseling, and personalized treatment plans to help you achieve your health and family-building goals.
Book Your Consultation TodayPCOS is a common hormonal condition that can really affect your periods, metabolism and overall health. Many women deal with irregular cycles, weight changes, acne or fertility struggles. The good news is that getting an early diagnosis and finding the right management plan can make a huge difference.
Women with PCOS may experience:
Not every woman experiences the same symptoms, and severity can vary.
Doctors typically diagnose PCOS using the Rotterdam Criteria, which may include:
Medical History
Review of menstrual patterns, symptoms, and family history.
Physical Examination
Assessment of weight, blood pressure, acne, and hair growth patterns.
Hormonal Blood Tests
To evaluate:
Pelvic Ultrasound
To assess ovarian appearance and follicle count.
Yes. PCOS is one of the leading causes of ovulatory infertility.
Women with PCOS may:
Fortunately, many women with PCOS successfully conceive with appropriate lifestyle changes, medications, ovulation induction or fertility treatments.
Effective management often includes:
Lifestyle Changes
Medical Treatments
Fertility Support
