Understanding PCOS
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) affects how the ovaries release eggs. It’s very common, and it looks different in different women. Some have irregular periods only, while others also notice weight changes, acne or extra hair growth.
The reassuring part: PCOS is one of the most treatable causes of infertility.
A step-by-step approach
Treatment usually starts simple. That means lifestyle support and ovulation medicine with careful monitoring. Stronger options are used only if they’re really needed. This keeps treatment gentle, affordable and safe.
Beyond fertility
PCOS can affect long-term health too, including blood sugar and heart health. Dr. Nimisha looks at the whole picture, not only the goal of getting pregnant.
