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Women's health

PCOD/PCOS & irregular periods

Care for PCOD/PCOS, irregular, heavy or painful periods and hormonal imbalance, led by Dr. Sweta Patle (M.D., Stri Roga).

  • NABH-accredited
  • Cashless insurance
  • Doctor-led care

About pcod/pcos & irregular periods

PCOD/PCOS is a common hormonal condition in which the ovaries do not release eggs regularly. It can cause irregular or missed periods, weight gain, acne, hair fall, extra facial hair and difficulty in conceiving. It is closely linked to lifestyle and insulin resistance, and responds well to steady treatment.

Common causes

  • Insulin resistance
  • Weight gain and inactivity
  • Stress and poor sleep
  • Family history
  • Irregular meals and junk food

Common symptoms

  • Delayed or missed periods
  • Acne, hair fall or extra facial hair
  • Weight gain, especially around the waist
  • Painful or very heavy periods

Reports and tests that help

  • Pelvic ultrasound
  • Thyroid and prolactin
  • Fasting sugar and insulin
  • Hormone profile as advised

Bring any reports you already have. The doctor will advise if anything more is needed.

How we treat it at Keshavbaug

Treatment combines medicines for the menstrual cycle and metabolism, Virechana or Basti where needed, and a food and exercise routine you can follow. We track the cycle and reports over three months.

  1. Assessment

    Cycle history, weight, skin and hair changes and reports are reviewed by Dr. Sweta Patle.

  2. Diet and activity

    A practical food plan and daily exercise routine.

  3. Medicines

    Medicines to regulate the cycle and support metabolism.

  4. Cleansing and review

    Virechana or Basti where needed, with review every month for three months.

Usual courseUsually 3 to 6 months of medicines with periodic review.

Therapies that may be used

The final plan is decided by the doctor after examining you.

Diet guide

Helpful

  • Millets and whole grains
  • Plenty of vegetables and salads
  • Protein: dal, paneer, sprouts
  • Flax and other seeds
  • Regular, home-cooked meals

Best avoided

  • Sugar, sweets and bakery items
  • Cold drinks and packaged juices
  • Fried snacks
  • Late-night eating
  • Long sitting without activity

This is a general guide. Your doctor will give you a diet plan for your body type and condition.

Daily habits that help

  • 30 to 45 minutes of exercise daily
  • 7 to 8 hours of sleep
  • Even a 5 to 10 percent weight loss can help cycles return
  • Stress management and pranayama

Questions patients ask

Is a female doctor available?

Yes. Women's health consultations are with Dr. Sweta Patle.

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