Best PCOD and PCOS Treatment in Vashi, Navi Mumbai
Your Partner in Managing PCOD and PCOS
PCOD (polycystic ovarian disease), also called PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome), is a hormonal condition that can disturb your periods, skin, weight and fertility. At Eva WomanCare Clinic, we offer the best PCOD treatment in Vashi, beginning with a proper diagnosis and a plan shaped around the symptom that troubles you most.
For causes, diet and long-term health in detail, read our PCOS and PCOD guide.
Signs You May Need a PCOD or PCOS Check-Up
PCOD often begins in the late teens or twenties, and its signs are easy to put down to stress. Many women notice only one or two of them.
If a few sound familiar, our short PCOS risk assessment can help you decide whether to book a visit. It is a screening aid, not a diagnosis.
Common Signs of PCOD
- Gaps of more than 35 days between periods, or months with none
- Persistent acne, or hair thinning on the scalp
- Thick, dark hair growing on the face, chest or tummy
- Weight gain around the waist that is hard to lose
- Darkened skin folds at the neck or armpits
- No pregnancy after a year of trying
PCOD Treatment in Navi Mumbai, Planned Around Your Goals
PCOD does not look the same in every woman, so one standard prescription rarely fits. Dr. Grishma Ranjangaonkar (MBBS, DGO), a gynecologist and trained Infertility Specialist with 15+ years of experience, starts by asking what you most want to change: regular periods, clearer skin, a steadier weight or a pregnancy.
Your PCOS treatment then pairs lifestyle changes with medicine only where it is needed. Read more about Dr. Grishma Ranjangaonkar.
Our PCOD and PCOS Treatment Services
Treatment Options for PCOD
- Hormonal Regulation: Pills, cyclical progesterone or anti-androgens for regular periods, acne and unwanted hair.
- Ovulation Induction: Letrozole or clomiphene tablets when you are trying to conceive.
- Insulin Resistance: Insulin-sensitising medicine when your tests show it is needed.
Diagnostic Process for PCOD
- Hormone Blood Tests: Testosterone, thyroid and prolactin, to confirm PCOD and rule out look-alike conditions.
- Pelvic Ultrasound: Checks the ovaries for small follicles and the womb lining.
- Health Review: Weight, blood pressure, blood sugar, diet and routine.
Counseling for PCOD Patients
- Fertility Planning: A stepwise plan, whether you hope to conceive now or later.
- Emotional Support: Time to talk about mood, body image and worry.
- Stress Management: Simple guidance on sleep, yoga and relaxation.
Lifestyle, Skin and Hair Guidance
- Weight Management: Realistic targets, as even modest weight loss can help periods return.
- Diet and Nutrition: Eating advice that fits your home meals, not crash diets.
- Skin and Hair: Medical treatment for persistent acne and excess hair growth.
What to Expect at Your PCOD Consultation
PCOD and PCOS care at our Vashi clinic usually moves through four stages.
1
A Detailed First Visit
Allow 30 to 45 minutes. Dr. Grishma asks about your cycles, skin and hair changes, weight, family history and pregnancy plans, then examines you. Bring earlier scan and blood reports.
2
Tests and Diagnosis
You may be advised hormone and blood sugar tests and a pelvic ultrasound. PCOS is diagnosed when at least two of three features are present: irregular ovulation, signs of raised androgens, and polycystic ovaries on the scan.
3
A Plan for Your Goal
Treatment is chosen for what matters to you now: regular periods, clearer skin, weight and sugar control, or ovulation support. Not every option suits every woman.
4
Follow-Up and Long-Term Checks
Follow-ups take around 15 to 20 minutes. Medicines are adjusted, and sugar, cholesterol and blood pressure are rechecked periodically, because PCOS can raise the risk of diabetes, high cholesterol and high blood pressure over the years.
Why Choose Eva WomanCare for PCOD Treatment in Vashi?
Experienced Gynecologist
Dr. Grishma Ranjangaonkar brings 15+ years of experience to every PCOD and PCOS consultation.
Personalized, Holistic Care
Each plan joins medical treatment with diet, activity and sleep advice that suits your routine.
Diagnosis Before Treatment
PCOD is confirmed from your history, hormone tests and ultrasound together, never from a scan alone.
Honest, Realistic Goals
Results differ for every woman, so we agree clear goals for cycles, symptoms and fertility and review them.
Trying to conceive with PCOD?
PCOS is one of the most common reasons for irregular ovulation, which can make conceiving slower. If you have PCOD and are planning a pregnancy, an early fertility review lets ovulation be tracked and, where needed, ovulation induction discussed in good time. See our best infertility specialist in Vashi page.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is PCOD or PCOS?
PCOD (polycystic ovarian disease) is the older name for PCOS, the term doctors now use for the same hormonal condition. The ovaries make more androgens (male-type hormones) than usual and may not release an egg every month, causing irregular periods, acne, excess hair growth and sometimes difficulty conceiving. The “cysts” on a scan are small undeveloped follicles, not harmful growths.
What causes PCOD?
The exact cause of PCOD is not known. It often runs in families and is closely linked with insulin resistance, where higher insulin levels push the ovaries to make more androgens. Weight gain and inactivity can worsen symptoms, but PCOD is not something you brought on yourself.
How is PCOD treated?
PCOD treatment at our Vashi clinic depends on your symptoms and whether you want a pregnancy. It usually begins with diet, activity and weight changes. Hormonal medicine is added to regulate periods or treat acne and hair growth, and ovulation induction is discussed if you are trying to conceive.
Can I get pregnant with PCOD?
Yes. Most women with PCOD can become pregnant, though it may take longer because ovulation is irregular. Lifestyle changes help some women ovulate again and others need ovulation induction tablets. IUI or IVF is considered only if simpler steps do not work, and results vary from couple to couple.
How long does PCOD treatment take to work?
It depends on what you are treating. Periods often become more regular within a few months, while acne and unwanted hair usually need six months or longer to show a clear change. PCOD is a long-term condition, so the plan is reviewed and adjusted over time.
Can PCOD be cured permanently?
There is no permanent cure for PCOD, but it can be controlled well. With lifestyle changes and the right medicine, many women have regular periods, clearer skin and healthy pregnancies. Symptoms can return if weight rises or treatment stops, so follow-up matters.
My scan shows polycystic ovaries but my periods are regular. Do I have PCOS?
Not necessarily. Many women have ovaries that look polycystic on ultrasound with no hormonal problem. PCOS is diagnosed only when that finding comes with irregular ovulation or signs of raised androgens. If your cycles are regular and you have no other symptoms, treatment is usually not needed.
What happens if PCOD is left untreated?
Going many months without a period can let the womb lining thicken, which needs medical attention. Over the years PCOS is also linked with a higher chance of type 2 diabetes, high cholesterol and high blood pressure. Regular checks and early treatment for irregular periods help keep these risks in check.
Do I have to take birth control pills for PCOD?
No. The combined pill is a common way to regulate periods, protect the womb lining and ease acne, but it is not the only one. It is not used when you are trying to conceive and does not suit some women, such as those with a history of blood clots. Alternatives include cyclical progesterone.