Health Assessments
Take our evidence-based assessments to better understand your symptoms and determine if you should seek medical care.
PCOS Phenotype Assessment
Discover which of the 4 PCOS phenotypes you may have based on your symptoms and characteristics.
What You'll Learn:
- • Your potential PCOS phenotype (Classic, Non-Classic, etc.)
- • Specific symptoms and patterns to discuss with your doctor
- • Personalized next steps and resources
- • Treatment approaches for your phenotype
Should I See a Doctor?
Get personalized guidance on whether your symptoms warrant medical evaluation for PCOS.
What You'll Learn:
- • Whether your symptoms suggest PCOS evaluation
- • Urgency level for seeking medical care
- • How to prepare for your doctor visit
- • Questions to ask your healthcare provider
Lifestyle Assessment
Evaluate lifestyle factors that may be contributing to your PCOS or fibroid symptoms.
What You'll Learn:
- • How your diet may be affecting symptoms
- • Sleep and stress impact on hormonal health
- • Toxin exposure from products and environment
- • Personalized lifestyle recommendations
Important Medical Disclaimer
These assessments are educational tools and cannot replace professional medical diagnosis. They are designed to help you understand your symptoms and prepare for conversations with healthcare providers. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional for proper diagnosis, treatment recommendations, and care of medical conditions.
Period Poverty in Arizona, Your Community-Led Research
As of September 1, 2026, our search of PubMed, Google Scholar, and Arizona Department of Health Services publications found no Arizona-specific data on period poverty, and none on how it hits menstruators with PCOS, uterine fibroids, or heavy and irregular periods. We're closing that gap with the first community-led study in our state. Your few de-identified answers help build the data that will guide policy, direct resources, and shape care for the people who need it most. The survey is voluntary, de-identified, takes a few minutes, and is not a medical questionnaire.