A 2-minute check
Yeh normal hai, ya nahi?
Six quick questions on sleep, mood, body and periods. We'll tell you which hormones are usually behind a pattern like yours, and whether this looks like perimenopause. Not a diagnosis — a starting point, and something concrete to take to a doctor if you need to.
Before we start
Six questions. Two minutes. Private.
Sleep, mood, body, periods — tap what's true for you. At the end we'll show you the pattern, in plain language, with the reasoning behind it.
Nothing you tell us here is shared without asking first.
How old are you?
How's your sleep and mood, lately?
Tap all that apply.
And in your body?
Tap all that apply — even the ones you'd rather not say out loud.
How are your periods?
Here's what they all have in common.
It's usually not age. It's your hormones changing.
The good news: there's a great deal that helps — lifestyle, supplements, or medical, and often all three. You just need someone who knows this to guide you.
Your report
Shuru karein
You don't have to figure this out alone.
Tell us what has been going on. We will tell you what we think it is, what usually helps, and whether this is something to take to a doctor first. No payment, no clinic visit.
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This check is health information, not medical advice. It cannot diagnose anything, and it is not a substitute for seeing a doctor. If your bleeding is unusually heavy, if you bleed after your periods have stopped, or if you feel unsafe in your own mood, please see a doctor promptly.