PCOS in the Philippines 2027: an anonymous survey
Editorially reviewed on October 29, 2026. [TODO: medical reviewer] How we review
What the survey asks
About 10 minutes [TODO: confirm survey length]. Questions cover:
- How long it took from first symptoms to a diagnosis, and who diagnosed you
- What you paid for consults, tests and medicines, and whether PhilHealth or an HMO helped
- Your experience with doctors, including whether you felt judged about your weight
- Treatments you have tried and why you kept going or stopped
- How PCOS affects your mood, relationships and work
You can skip any question. You do not need a diagnosis to take part if you are still being checked.
Your privacy
- The survey is anonymous: no names, no emails and no phone numbers.
- It runs on an external form service, not on this site. We store no survey data on pcosphilippines.com.
- We only publish combined results, never individual answers, and never anything that could identify you.
Read how our site handles data on privacy by design.
What happens with the results
We will publish “The State of PCOS in the Philippines 2027” with charts and a clear methodology, free for everyone. We will share it with journalists and doctors so that the gaps Filipinas face (cost, delays, judgment) get attention. We will ask community moderators for permission before sharing the survey in their groups.
Take the survey
The survey opens soon
[TODO: form URL] The survey link is not live yet. Want to know when it opens? Email hello@pcosphilippines.com (we will only use your email to send the link).
This guide is for information. Talk to a doctor before starting or changing any treatment.