Tell us what you notice
Answer simple questions about periods, skin, hair, energy and wellbeing.
YOUR BODY MAY BE LEAVING CLUES
Changes in your cycle, skin or energy?
A private, five-minute PCOS-aware symptom check created for people in Sri Lanka who want a clearer starting point.
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HOW IT WORKS
Answer simple questions about periods, skin, hair, energy and wellbeing.
Review which areas have few, some or several overlapping signals.
Get practical questions to take to a qualified healthcare professional.
COME AS YOU ARE
You don’t need to have it all figured out to take the first step.

Reflect on what you notice and prepare questions for your next appointment.

Explore overlapping symptoms without jumping to a diagnosis.

Start with your cycle, skin, hair, energy or wellbeing.

Make a little space to check in with yourself. That’s a good place to begin.
WHY IT MATTERS
Irregular or absent periods, acne, oily skin, excess facial or body hair, scalp hair thinning and metabolic changes can overlap. Only a qualified healthcare professional can diagnose PCOS after considering other possible causes.
START WHERE YOU ARE
Select anything that feels relevant. This only personalises the first screen.
EVIDENCE-AWARE & PRIVATE
The check reflects commonly recognised PCOS symptom areas described by the World Health Organization. It cannot replace a consultation, physical examination, blood tests or ultrasound where clinically appropriate.
FAQ
Yes. The assessment runs in your browser. Your selections are not sent to period.lk, saved to your account or shared with WhatsApp.
No. PCOS diagnosis requires a qualified healthcare professional to assess symptoms, medical history and, when appropriate, tests while ruling out other causes.
You will see a simple overview of four symptom areas, responsible next-step guidance and a short appointment checklist.
Most people complete the 20 questions in about five minutes.
Seek urgent medical care for severe or sudden pelvic pain, fainting, trouble breathing, possible pregnancy with pain or bleeding, or bleeding so heavy that you feel weak or unwell.