About Our Research:

Dr. Andrea Dunaif has been doing research on Polycystic Ovary Syndrome for 20 years. Through this resarch we have learned that PCOS is inherited through families; women with PCOS are at higher risk for heart disease and diabetes. Also family members without the condition may be at risk. learn more..

Do you have PCOS?

If you have irregular periods and would like more information about our research, please fill out the form on the contact us page or call 800-847-6060 to speak with a study coordinator.

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Contact Us

If you would like to participate in our research, please contact us either by phone at 800-847-6060, email at pcos@northwestern.edu, or by filling out the form below.

*Name:

*Phone:

*Email:

*Height:

*Weight:

* Date of Birth:

*Ethnicity:

Number of menstrual periods you typically have per year when not taking any medications that would affect regularity. Have your periods always been regular or irregular? Have you ever been diagnosed with PCOS?:

Do you Smoke? If Yes, how much?

Do you exercise? If yes, how many times per week, how long each time, and what type of exercise?

Are you currently taking any medications? Please list them.

What method of birth control do you currently use?

Do you have diabetes, hypertension (high blood pressure) or any other medical conditions?

Comments:

We will review your responses and contact you if we need further information.