The PCOS Package is an assessment focused on hormone and metabolic markers linked to polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). It is designed for women who have symptoms such as irregular periods, excess hair growth, acne, weight changes or suspected ovulatory problems, and who want a structured evaluation to support discussions with their healthcare professional.

The PCOS Package typically includes blood tests that look at reproductive hormones (such as LH, FSH, testosterone or related androgens), cycle-related markers and often elements of metabolic health such as blood sugar or lipid profile. These results are interpreted alongside your symptoms, cycle pattern and medical history to help build a clearer picture of whether PCOS may be contributing to your concerns.

Not necessarily. While irregular or absent periods are common in PCOS, some women have relatively regular cycles but experience other features such as acne, unwanted hair growth, weight changes or difficulties with fertility. If you have concerns that suggest a PCOS pattern, this package may help your clinician explore those possibilities more systematically.

No. PCOS is diagnosed using a combination of clinical features, hormone results and, in some cases, ultrasound findings. The PCOS Package provides important laboratory information, but it does not replace a full clinical assessment. Only a qualified clinician can make or exclude a diagnosis after reviewing your test results together with your symptoms, examination and any imaging that is requested.

The PCOS Package usually involves a consultation or questionnaire followed by blood tests taken in a clinic or sampling setting. Some hormones are ideally checked on specific days of the cycle; if this is relevant, you will be advised which day to attend and whether any fasting or medication adjustments are needed. Your doctor may also recommend a pelvic ultrasound separately as part of the overall PCOS assessment.

Once your results are ready, they are shared through secure and confidential channels and reviewed with your healthcare professional. Together you can discuss how the findings relate to your symptoms and goals, including cycle regulation, skin and hair concerns, weight management or fertility planning. Your clinician may suggest lifestyle strategies, medical treatment, further investigations or referral to a specialist depending on your individual results.