Endometriosis symptoms quiz

Do I have endometriosis? A free 3-minute symptoms quiz

No quiz can diagnose endometriosis. This one shows how many of your symptoms match the pattern clinicians look for, so you can decide whether to ask for an evaluation. Twelve questions, no sign-up, and your answers stay in your browser.

Questions follow the symptom domains in the WHO fact sheet, NICE NG73 and ESHRE 2022. Medically reviewed by the PelviQuest clinical team (endometriosis and pelvic surgery specialists) on 2026-10-14. Updated 2026-10-11.

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Question 1: Is your period pain severe enough to limit school, work, or daily activities, or does it need more than over-the-counter painkillers?

1 · Periods

Question 2: Does pelvic pain start one or more days before bleeding begins?

2 · Periods

Question 3: Are your periods heavy, prolonged, or do you bleed between periods?

3 · Periods

Question 4: Do you have pelvic or lower abdominal pain on days when you are not menstruating, lasting six months or more?

4 · Pelvic pain

Question 5: Do you feel deep pelvic pain during or after sex?

5 · Sex

Question 6: Do you have painful bowel movements, constipation, diarrhea, or bloating that gets worse around your period?

6 · Bowel

Question 7: Do you have pain when urinating, urgency, or frequent urination that worsens around your period, with normal urine tests?

7 · Bladder

Question 8: Do you feel exhausted or unwell around your period in a way that is out of proportion to the bleeding?

8 · General

Question 9: Does pain travel to your lower back, buttock, hip, or down a leg, especially around your period?

9 · Nerves

Question 10: Have you tried to conceive for 12 months or more without success?

10 · Fertility

Question 11: Has a mother, sister, or daughter been diagnosed with endometriosis?

11 · History

Question 12: Have you been told your pain is "normal" or been treated only with painkillers or the pill, without an explanation for the cause?

12 · History

How this quiz works

  • Twelve questions, each answered Yes, Sometimes or No.
  • Symptoms that clinicians weigh more heavily, such as pain that limits daily life, chronic pelvic pain, deep pain with sex and difficulty conceiving, count double.
  • Your answers are grouped into one of three symptom-match levels. There is no probability, score out of 100 or diagnosis.
  • Everything runs in your browser. Nothing you enter is stored or sent.

What your result means

Strong symptom match

Several of the symptoms that clinicians weigh most heavily are present. This does not mean you have endometriosis. It means an evaluation by a gynecologist familiar with the condition is reasonable to ask for.

Partial symptom match

Part of the pattern is present. Period pain that limits your life, or pelvic pain outside your period, is a reason to see a clinician on its own.

Low symptom match

Few of the common endometriosis symptoms are present in your answers. This does not rule out endometriosis. Pelvic pain of any kind deserves an explanation from a clinician.

What to do after the quiz

Whatever your result, write down when the pain happens, how strong it is and what it stops you doing, for two or three cycles. A symptom record is what a clinician needs to take the next step, and it is the quickest way to be taken seriously. Read how endometriosis is diagnosed and the endometriosis guide.

Common questions

Can a quiz tell me if I have endometriosis?
No. Endometriosis is confirmed by a clinician, usually from your history and a pelvic examination, sometimes with ultrasound or MRI, and in some cases with laparoscopy. A quiz can only show how closely your symptoms match the pattern clinicians look for.
What happens to my answers?
They are scored in your browser and are never stored on our servers or sent to us. Like every page on this site, we count page views and button clicks for analytics; your answers are not part of that.
Who wrote these questions?
The questions follow the symptom domains described in the WHO fact sheet, NICE guideline NG73 and the ESHRE 2022 guideline. They were reviewed by the PelviQuest clinical team (endometriosis and pelvic surgery specialists).
Is this quiz the same as the PelviQuest app questionnaire?
No. This free website quiz gives one of three symptom-match levels and stores nothing. The PelviQuest app's clinical questionnaire produces a screening score that your doctor reads in context. Neither is a diagnosis.

Sources

  1. World Health Organization, Endometriosis fact sheet
  2. NICE guideline NG73, Endometriosis: diagnosis and management
  3. ESHRE guideline, Endometriosis (2022)

This quiz is for general education only. It is not medical advice, does not diagnose any condition and is not a substitute for seeing a clinician. Many conditions cause pelvic pain, and endometriosis can only be confirmed by a clinician. If you have sudden severe pain, heavy bleeding, fever or fainting, seek urgent care or call 911. Your answers are processed in your browser only and are never stored or sent to us. See our Terms and Privacy Policy.