PCOS & PCOD Treatment for Sarjapura Road, Bangalore

Sarjapura Road runs through some of the busiest office corridors in Bengaluru, and many of the women who come to Dr. Sanjana L with PCOS or PCOD are working inside them. Ten hours at a desk, sleep pushed later by calls with other time zones, lunch eaten at the laptop, gym plans that survive until the first release week. None of that causes PCOS on its own, but it feeds the parts that are hardest to live with — cycles that arrive whenever they like or skip a season entirely, weight that settles around the middle and refuses to move, acne well into the late twenties, hair thinning at the temples while growing where it is not wanted. Care here begins by hearing how your months actually run.

A diagnosis is not made from an ultrasound picture alone. Dr. Sanjana looks for a pattern — cycles that are consistently long or absent, signs of higher male-type hormones on examination and in blood work, and the appearance of the ovaries on scan — while ruling out thyroid and other conditions that produce a similar picture. Sitting underneath most cases is insulin resistance: the body has to produce far more insulin than it should to handle ordinary meals, and that surplus nudges the ovaries towards making more testosterone. Explaining that link is usually the point where things start to make sense, because it also explains why the weight is genuinely harder to shift than it is for a friend eating the same food.