PCOS & PCOD Treatment near Bommasandra, Bangalore

PCOS is one of the most over-diagnosed and under-treated conditions in Indian gynaecology at the same time. Over-diagnosed because a scan showing multiple small follicles gets reported as “polycystic ovaries” and handed over as a diagnosis, when the scan alone is not sufficient. Under-treated because the women who genuinely have it are frequently given a contraceptive pill, told to lose weight, and left to work out the rest themselves.

Dr. Sanjana L — MBBS, MS (OBG) Gold Medalist (RGUHS) — treats PCOS at Raghava Multispeciality Hospital in Attibele, about 10–15 minutes from Bommasandra down Hosur Road. Diagnosis follows the standard criteria rather than the scan alone: irregular or absent ovulation, clinical or biochemical signs of excess androgen (acne, hair growth, hair thinning), and polycystic ovarian morphology — two of the three, with thyroid disease, high prolactin and other mimics ruled out first. That matters, because treating the wrong condition for two years is a real cost.

Treatment then depends on what you actually want to solve now, which is a question worth being asked. Cycle regulation, acne and unwanted hair, insulin resistance, and fertility are four different targets with four different first-line approaches — and the metabolic side matters for the long term regardless, since PCOS raises the risk of type 2 diabetes and gestational diabetes. For the shift-working households around Bommasandra and Jigani, the plan is built to be followable in practice rather than in theory: realistic dietary changes, achievable activity, and medication where it earns its place.