Do I Have Cushing's Syndrome Quiz

Understand possible Cushing’s related signs in about 10 minutes. Free 15 question check-in highlights patterns to discuss with a clinician and supports safer steroid awareness.
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July 22, 2026
July 22, 2026
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7/15
Body Composition and Skin Changes (BCaSC)
This scale reflects reported changes in body fat distribution and appearance, including facial changes, easy bruising, stretch marks, and upper back or neck fullness.
No indication
Some indication
Follow-up indicated
0NaNNo indication1NaNSome indication3NaNFollow-up indicated
A score of 7 falls in the Follow-up indicated range, suggesting multiple body-composition or skin-related changes were endorsed on this scale.
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8/15
Hormonal, Mood, and Medication Context (HMaMC)
This scale reflects reproductive or androgen-related changes, mood and sleep changes, and exposure to corticosteroid medications that can be associated with Cushing-like effects.
None endorsed
Some indication
Follow-up indicated
0NaNNone endorsed1NaNSome indication3NaNFollow-up indicated
A score of 8 falls in the “Follow-up indicated” range, suggesting multiple hormonal/mood/medication-context features were endorsed and may warrant a closer review of patterns and steroid exposure with a clinician.
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6/15
Muscle, Bone, and Metabolic Changes (MBaMC)
This scale reflects muscle weakness, blood pressure and blood sugar changes, bone fragility, and patterns of slow healing or frequent infections that can be seen with cortisol excess.
No items endorsed
Some indication
Follow-up indicated
0NaNNo items endorsed1NaNSome indication3NaNFollow-up indicated
A score of 6 falls in the “Follow-up indicated” range, suggesting multiple muscle/bone/metabolic changes were endorsed on this reflective, non-diagnostic scale.
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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

Noticing unexplained body changes
44%OF USERS
People who have developed new weight gain around the middle, a rounder face, stretch marks, bruising, acne, or muscle weakness and want to see if the pattern matches common Cushing’s signs.
On long-term steroids
33%OF USERS
People using oral, injected, inhaled, or topical corticosteroids for weeks to months who are worried about side effects and want to reflect on symptoms worth discussing with their prescriber.
Managing metabolic or hormonal issues
23%OF USERS
People dealing with high blood pressure, high blood sugar, fatigue, mood changes, irregular periods, or low libido who are checking whether cortisol-related symptoms could be part of the picture.
BASED ON AGGREGATED, ANONYMIZED DATA FROM TENS OF THOUSANDS OF FREUDLY USERS.
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Once you complete the test, your results are compared with real-world data from people in your country.
Below is a preview of how scores are typically distributed across each scale.
Body Composition and Skin Changes (BCaSC)
Average
7.4
Normal range
5.69.3
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Hormonal, Mood, and Medication Context (HMaMC)
Average
10.1
Normal range
8.312
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15
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Muscle, Bone, and Metabolic Changes (MBaMC)
Average
5.9
Normal range
3.48.5
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does this quiz measure?
It asks about physical changes, metabolic signs, hormonal symptoms, and exposure to corticosteroids that can be seen with Cushing’s syndrome. Many of these signs are nonspecific and can occur for other reasons.
Can the results diagnose or rule out Cushing’s syndrome?
No; the results cannot diagnose, confirm, or rule out any condition. This is not a validated medical screening tool.
Who should consider taking this quiz?
It may be used by adults who have noticed persistent or clustered changes such as weight gain in the trunk, easy bruising, muscle weakness, or blood sugar or blood pressure changes. It may also be relevant for those currently using or recently exposed to prescription steroids.
What should be done after completing the quiz?
Discuss concerning patterns or persistent symptoms with a clinician or endocrinologist, especially if multiple signs occur together. Bring a list of current and recent medications, including steroid pills, injections, inhalers, creams, or eye drops.
Are there safety issues related to steroid medications or urgent symptoms?
Do not stop prescribed steroids suddenly; ask the prescriber for a safe taper plan. Seek urgent care for severe weakness, chest pain, breathing difficulty, confusion, or other acute symptoms.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
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Do I Have Cushing's Syndrome Quiz

Do I Have Cushing's Syndrome Quiz - Symptoms and Signs

Use this free quiz to reflect on physical changes, metabolic signs, hormonal symptoms, and corticosteroid exposure that can occur with Cushing’s syndrome. Many of these experiences have other explanations, so the result cannot diagnose or rule out any condition and is not a validated medical screen. Discuss persistent or clustered changes with a clinician or endocrinologist. Never stop prescribed steroids suddenly; ask the prescriber how to adjust them safely. Seek urgent care for severe weakness, chest pain, breathing difficulty, confusion, or another acute concern.

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