1 in 5 Indian women has PCOS. Most spend 2 to 3 years getting a diagnosis while their symptoms are dismissed as stress, lifestyle, or “just irregular cycles.” Your THADA gene variant tells you your genetic predisposition, so you can stop guessing and start managing.
Part of the 5-panel report. Tested by NABL-accredited Neotech World Lab. Also covers pregnancy, depression, bone health and arthritis risk.
Women you recognise have lived this exact uncertainty: irregular cycles, dismissed symptoms, years without an answer.
Irregular periods. Hormonal challenges. Years of managing what her body was doing without fully understanding why. One of the most recognisable faces in India, and she has PCOS.
So does 1 in 5 Indian women. The difference: most don’t know it’s genetic. Yet.
She managed it through diet and exercise. But the turning point was knowing what she was managing. That knowledge is what changed everything.
Managing what you can name is a different game than managing in the dark.
PCOS is not a lifestyle failure. It’s a genetic predisposition. Your THADA gene is where it starts.
And why your genes matter more than your diet.
PCOS, or Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, is a condition where your ovaries produce higher-than-normal amounts of male hormones (androgens). This imbalance disrupts your menstrual cycle, affects fertility, and triggers a cascade of symptoms most women spend years trying to connect.
What most women don’t know: PCOS is strongly linked to genetics. The THADA gene, which encodes a protein involved in cell signalling and apoptosis, carries variants associated with both PCOS and type 2 diabetes risk. If your variant is present, your body has a higher genetic tendency toward the hormonal patterns that cause PCOS.
This doesn’t mean you will have PCOS. It means your doctor has something specific to monitor and act on, rather than waiting for your symptoms to get loud enough to be undeniable.
Tap the signs you recognise to personalise your result.
The average Indian woman sees 3 to 4 doctors before a definitive diagnosis.
Meanwhile, PCOS is quietly raising her risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and infertility, all significantly more manageable when caught early.
If your risk is elevated: monitor hormones early, adjust diet to reduce androgen expression, manage weight proactively, and walk into your gynaecologist’s office with data, not just symptoms.
If your risk is normal: you have a clear answer. The PCOS you’ve worried about isn’t in your blueprint. Your irregular cycle has a different explanation worth finding.
Either way, you stop guessing. That alone changes everything about how you navigate your health.
Tells you what’s happening right now.
ReactiveTells you what your body is predisposed to.
PreventiveYour Women’s Health DNA report includes the PCOS panel as Panel 01, the first and most-searched result. You’ll see:
Your report also covers pregnancy loss, post-pregnancy depression, osteoporosis and arthritis risk. All from the same saliva sample. All in one 32-page report.
Your genotype is associated with normal risk of developing PCOS. Maintain ideal body weight. Exercise regularly to stay fit and healthy.
Sample shows a Good result. Your actual result depends on your genotype and may differ. A Poor result is equally valuable: it tells you exactly where to focus.
Indian women has PCOS
experience hirsutism, unwanted facial or body hair
of PCOS women are overweight or obese
periods per year for many with PCOS
years the average woman waits for a diagnosis
higher risk of type 2 diabetes with PCOS
the gene linked to both PCOS and diabetes, tested in your report
from lab receipt to your complete report
Irregular periods for 4 years. “It’s stress.” “It’ll sort itself out after marriage.”
THADA variant flagged. Elevated PCOS risk confirmed. Gynaecologist appointment booked with data in hand, not just symptoms.
Gained 8kg in a year despite eating well. Felt like her body was betraying her.
Genetic link to insulin resistance understood. Diet adjusted to low-glycaemic. Weight started responding for the first time.
Trying to conceive for 14 months. No pregnancy. Increasing panic.
The panel helped her doctor understand the hormonal baseline. Targeted fertility support started. Ovulation induction discussed earlier than usual.
Facial hair since age 19. Embarrassed. Waxing every 2 weeks. Never connected it to anything.
Hirsutism explained by THADA variant and androgen excess. Dermatologist consulted. Medical management options discussed for the first time.
“I was told I ‘might have’ PCOS at 22. Then again at 25. Then 27. Five years of might. My KYG result showed elevated THADA risk. For the first time, my gynaecologist and I had something concrete, not a guess. A genetic fact.”
Ananya K., 27Delhi · Software engineer“I’ve had facial hair since I was 19. I thought it was just me. I never connected it to my weight or my cycle. The test connected all of it. THADA variant. Elevated risk. The counsellor explained the androgen link to every symptom I’d managed separately for 8 years. I wish I’d done this at 19.”
Shreya M., 28Mumbai · Teacher“We’d been trying for a baby for a year. My PCOS result came back average, not high. But it was the pregnancy panel that changed everything. My doctor had a new direction. Even the panels that aren’t your biggest problem end up being relevant.”
Pooja R., 31Pune · HR professionalYour cycle has never been regular. Your skin is oilier. Weight goes on easily. “Normal teenage hormones,” they say. It may not be. Knowing your variant at 20 gives you a decade head start.
When PCOS diagnoses peak in India. When “will I be able to get pregnant?” first gets loud. Knowing your risk before that conversation means you and your doctor are prepared, not reactive.
PCOS is a leading cause of female infertility. If conception is taking longer than expected, a genetic risk flag changes your fertility conversation. Earlier intervention. Real answers.
Unmanaged PCOS raises type 2 diabetes risk significantly. Knowing your genetic profile helps your doctor understand the long-term monitoring you need, for your metabolic health, not just your cycle.
PCOS doesn’t pause while you figure it out. The hormonal patterns are already at work. The insulin resistance is already building. The long-term risks are already accumulating quietly in the background.
Women who know their risk at 23 can make decisions at 23. Those who find out at 31, often when pregnancy isn’t happening, wish they’d known earlier.
The test costs the same today as it will in three years. Your 20s are not replaceable.
Saliva collection tube, instructions, prepaid return courier. Arrives in 2 to 3 days. Takes 2 minutes. No needle. No hospital. No appointment.
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32-page report in 7 days. PCOS panel plus 4 more, rated Good, Average or Poor. Plus a free 30-minute counselling session, plain language, clear next steps.
Every report manually reviewed by Dr. Varun Sharma, Ph.D, Scientist, Human Genetics.
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Technology: Illumina Infinium SNP array · 99%+ reproducibility · >98% call rate.
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Yes. A diagnosis tells you that you have PCOS; your THADA result helps explain the genetic “why” behind it. That tells your doctor how closely to watch related risks like type 2 diabetes, and turns long-term management into something proactive rather than reactive.
That’s genuinely good news, and still useful. A Good result means PCOS isn’t written into your THADA blueprint, so persistent symptoms likely have a different cause worth investigating rather than dismissing. You also still receive your other four panels in the same report.
No, it doesn’t diagnose infertility. It tells you your genetic predisposition to PCOS, a leading cause of female infertility, so you and your doctor can start the right conversations earlier instead of after months of trying.
Not at all, it makes that visit better. You arrive with genetic data instead of a list of dismissed symptoms. Your gynaecologist stays your decision-maker; the report and your free counselling session simply give them more to work with.
Know your risk before you begin trying.
Explore panel50% of episodes start before delivery. Know your vulnerability.
Explore panelBone loss starts in your 30s. Silently.
Explore panelRA affects 3 times more women than men in India.
Explore panelAll 5 panels explained · who this test is for · at every age
PCOS panel, plus pregnancy risk, depression risk, bone health and arthritis risk. All from one kit. All in 7 days.
“Your genes don’t change; they are what they are. And knowing what is in your genes can help you take better care of your health.”
