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The current research indicates that the pattern of PCOS clustering in families mimics an autosomal dominant pattern. Study includes 120 women in local area of Dehradun and family clinic in Kanpur area. Among 120 patients age wise distribution of women showed that the most of the women were in the age group 21-30 years (50%) followed by 40-50 years (12.5%), 30-40 years (10%), 50-60 years (6.66%) and 16-20 years (3.57%). Out of 120 women, 33.34% had knowledge about PCOS and 66.66% didn't know the term of PCOS. Only 29.17% had knowledge about the cause of PCOS and 70.83% didn't know about the cause of PCOS. 33.34% know about the complications of PCOS and 66.66% don't know about it. 26.67% had knowledge about the management and method of treatment of PCOS and 73.33% didn't know about it. 33.34 % were experienced symptoms and complications of PCOS and 66.66 % were not experienced any symptoms and complications. 20.83% of women were aware of measures to decrease the symptoms and disease information of PCOS and 79.17% were not aware of it. Most of the women (80.83%) were aware about treatment methodologies for PCOS and few of them (19.17) were aware about treatment methodologies for PCOS. most of the women 41.67% were do not agree or disagree about the PCOS is a permanent condition and cannot be cured in which 30.84% were agree and 27.5% were disagree to the statement. 73.33% women were strongly agree to PCOS can be managed by dietary and lifestyle modifications, no one was disagree and 26.66% were do not agree or disagree to this statement. 33.33% women were agree about the PCOS have no control over the disease, 40% of women disagree and 26, 66 women did not agree or disagree about the statement. 66.66% were agree to PCOS patient requires social support and weight reduction is a mode of effective treatment for PCOS, 33.33% women were disagree about this statement. To identify woman at risk for PCOS, it's crucial to pay attention to the history, physical exam, and laboratory results. While delaying diagnostic labelling may be appropriate, treating clinical characteristics and comorbidities is essential for these patients' wellbeing and self-esteem.