Your symptoms are data.
Let's put them to work.
Match connects women with PCOS to active clinical research studies — filtered by your exact symptoms, your location, and what you've already tried.
No account required. No medical records needed. Just an honest description of what your body has been doing.
27+
active trials
1 in 10
women have PCOS
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to find your match
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It's not what you've been told to fear.
Most women with PCOS have heard "there's no cure" and been handed the same three prescriptions. Clinical trials are where the next answers are being written — and they need people like you to write them.
active PCOS trials recruiting now
women have PCOS globally
Not an experiment on you
Clinical trials test treatments that have already passed safety reviews. You're helping prove something works — with full knowledge of what you're taking.
You can leave at any time
Participation is always voluntary. You can withdraw from a study at any point, for any reason, without it affecting your medical care.
Most trials pay you
Compensation varies — some offer $75 for a single blood draw, others pay $300–$800 for a full study. Travel reimbursement is common.
You read everything first
Informed consent is a legal requirement. You receive a plain-language document explaining every procedure, risk, and benefit before signing anything.
Eligibility, translated
into plain questions.
Research protocols are written in bureaucratic language. We turn them into five honest questions.
Do you have PCOS symptoms or a diagnosis?
You're eligible to see all active trials
We can still help — many trials enroll suspected cases
Which symptoms affect you most right now?
We filter by hirsutism, anovulation, insulin resistance, and 9 others
Tell us what feels most disruptive
Where are you located?
Trials within 10–100 miles of your ZIP code
Remote and telehealth trials are available everywhere
What treatments have you already tried?
Some trials specifically need women who've tried metformin or spiro
Treatment-naïve profiles are also in high demand
Your personalized trial list is ready
Plain-language summaries, eligibility scores, and contact info for each study
Week by week,
no surprises.
Every trial has a different schedule. This is what a typical 3-month study looks like.
4 trials actively
looking for you.
Updated February 2026. Eligibility varies — the assessment finds your best match.
COR-PCOS Trial
Multi-site, USA
Gut health & cardiometabolic markers
Resistant starch vs. placebo over 12 weeks to study gut dysbiosis and cardiometabolic improvements.
RESTORE Trial
Multi-site, USA
GLP-1 agonist (semaglutide) & ovulation
Semaglutide (Wegovy) over 10 months to restore ovulation and improve metabolic markers in women 12–35 with PCOS and obesity.
P.O.W.E.R. Study
22 sites across USA
Cortisol & androgen excess
Studies why ~1 in 3 women with PCOS make too much cortisol and male hormones, and tests a targeted intervention.
CGM in PCOS Study
Telehealth-eligible
Continuous glucose monitoring
Wear a CGM for 90 days to characterize real-world glycemic patterns in PCOS and assess impact on metabolic health.
Before,
during,
and after.
Real experiences, anonymized by request. Names are initials only.
M.K., 29
Seattle, WA · 10 months
Before
"I'd tried metformin twice. Both times I gained weight instead of losing it. My doctor said my labs were 'borderline' for two years."
During
Monthly check-ins with a nurse practitioner who actually read my chart. First time a provider knew my full history without me repeating it.
After
"My cycle came back at month 4. I hadn't had a regular period in 6 years. I also got $580 in compensation."
R.T., 34
Houston, TX · 5 months
Before
"Spironolactone helped the acne but I was still losing hair. My testosterone kept coming back elevated and no one could explain why."
During
Five clinic visits over four months. The team explained every blood result in plain English. I finally understood what my androgens were doing.
After
"The hair loss slowed down. More importantly, I now have a 40-page research record of my own hormones that I can take to any future provider."
A.P., 26
Philadelphia, PA · 3 months
Before
"I kept being told I wasn't diabetic so insulin resistance wasn't my problem. I knew something was wrong after every meal but no one would test me further."
During
Wore a CGM for 90 days. Saw exactly how my blood sugar spiked after oatmeal and dropped after walking. Data I'd never had before.
After
"I changed three things based on what the CGM showed. My energy is different. The research team published their findings and credited participants."
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