PCOS and PCOD Treatment in Kolkata
For women with Polycystic ovary syndrome, Dr Pallab Roy combines medical treatment, lifestyle guidance, and regular follow-up to help achieve better hormonal and reproductive outcomes.
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PCOS and PCOD treatment focuses on regulating menstrual cycles, improving ovulation, reducing hormone-related concerns, and supporting long-term reproductive health.
PCOS and PCOD Treatment at a Glance
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Treatment Duration | Varies depending on symptoms, treatment goals, and response. |
| Anaesthesia Type | Not required for most treatments; required only for selected surgical procedures. |
| Hospital Stay | Usually not required; day-care admission if surgery is advised. |
| Recovery Time | Depends on the treatment plan and individual response. |
| Follow-up | Regular reviews to monitor menstrual cycles, ovulation, and overall progress. |
| Insurance / Cashless Facility | Available for eligible procedures at selected network hospitals, subject to policy approval. |
Patient Experiences
Abira Biswas
He's a good doctor, he always answers your call. He's like a god in the form of a doctor. He listened to my concerns and provided clear, reassuring explanations. One of the best gynecologists in Kolkata 🙂
Rishika Tewari
Dr. Pallab Roy performed my mother's total laparoscopic hysterectomy on 07/05/26. Great surgeon and the best doctor for laparoscopic hysterectomy.
Koyel Adhikary
Dr. Pallab Roy is very professional, caring, and attentive. The treatment was excellent, and the staff was friendly. Highly recommended.
Binita Baral
I had been struggling with a problem for a long time. After consulting Dr. Pallab Roy, I am completely healthy. Thank you, sir.
What Symptoms May Indicate the Need for PCOS and PCOD Treatment?
Your doctor may recommend it if you have:
- Irregular or missed periods in teenage years
- Excess facial or body hair growth
- Persistent acne or oily skin
- Unexplained weight gain or difficulty losing weight
- Hair thinning or excessive hair fall
- Difficulty conceiving due to ovulation problems
- Darkened skin around the neck or underarms
- Symptoms affecting fertility or hormone balance
Why Choose Dr Pallab Roy As Your PCOS and PCOD Treatment Doctor?
- Evaluation based on symptoms, health goals, and hormonal imbalance
- Evidence-based care for hormonal disorders affecting women
- Personalised treatment plans, including medication and lifestyle management
- Fertility support and long-term reproductive health planning
- Regular monitoring with personalised follow-up at every stage
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Speak to Dr Pallab Roy to find out whether observation, medicines, or surgery is the right treatment option for your condition.
What Are the Treatment Options for PCOS and PCOD?
| Treatment Option | How It Is Performed | Suitable For |
|---|---|---|
| Lifestyle Modification | Includes a balanced low-glycemic diet, regular exercise, and weight management practices to improve insulin sensitivity, support hormonal imbalance management, and improve overall PCOS-related health. | Women with PCOS/PCOD, especially those managing weight concerns, metabolic symptoms, or seeking long-term symptom management. |
| Medications | Involves prescribed medicines to regulate irregular periods, improve insulin sensitivity, and manage acne or excess facial and body hair caused by hormonal changes. | Women experiencing persistent PCOS symptoms, menstrual irregularities, acne, excess hair growth, or insulin resistance. |
| Fertility Treatment | Uses ovulation-inducing medicines such as aromatase inhibitors or selective estrogen receptor modulators (SERMs) to stimulate ovulation and support conception. | Women with PCOS/PCOD facing difficulty conceiving due to irregular or absent ovulation. |
| Laparoscopic Ovarian Drilling | A minimally invasive surgical procedure where small punctures are made in the ovaries using heat or laser energy to reduce androgen production and help restore ovulation. | Selected women who do not respond to fertility medicines or cannot take ovulation-inducing drugs. |
What Happens During PCOS and PCOD Treatment?
Before the Procedure
Your doctor will review your symptoms, menstrual history, medical conditions, lifestyle, and pregnancy plans. Blood tests, hormone evaluation, and pelvic ultrasound may be advised before preparing an individualised treatment plan.
During the Procedure
Treatment is tailored according to your symptoms and health goals. It may include medicines, dietary advice, exercise recommendations, regular monitoring, and fertility planning where required. Surgical treatment is considered only in selected cases.
After the Procedure
Regular follow-up helps monitor symptom control, menstrual cycles, hormone balance, and treatment response. Your doctor may adjust medicines and lifestyle recommendations to achieve better long-term reproductive and metabolic health.
What Is the Recovery Timeline?
| Recovery Time | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| 1-3 Months | Menstrual cycles may begin to regulate. Bloating and fatigue often improve as blood sugar stabilises, while gradual and healthy weight loss may begin. |
| 3-6 Months | Hormone levels continue to improve. Acne may reduce as androgen levels decline, and regular ovulation may return in some women, improving fertility potential. |
| 6-12 Months | Excess facial or body hair may gradually become less noticeable, although visible improvement often takes several months. Long-term weight management becomes easier with consistent lifestyle changes. |
| If Laparoscopic Ovarian Drilling (LOD) Is Performed | Recovery is usually quicker than with open surgery. Mild cramping is common during the first 24 hours. Most women return to work and light activities within 1-2 weeks, while strenuous exercise should be avoided until advised by the doctor. |
Cost of PCOS and PCOD Treatment
The overall cost may depend on factors such as:
- Type of treatment recommended
- Diagnostic blood tests and ultrasound
- Medicines prescribed
- Number of follow-up consultations
- Fertility-related treatment, if required
- Surgical treatment, where indicated
- Insurance or cashless approval for eligible procedures
What Are the Risks and Who May Not Be Suitable for Certain Treatments?
Like all medical treatments, PCOS and PCOD management come with certain risks.
Possible risks include:
- Blood clots from hormonal birth control pills
- Severe diarrhoea and nausea from Metformin use
- Multiple pregnancies from fertility medication induction
- Ovarian swelling from hyperstimulation syndrome complications
- Male birth defects from Spironolactone exposure
- Internal scar tissue from ovarian drilling surgery
- Type 2 diabetes from untreated insulin resistance
- Endometrial uterine cancer from irregular menstrual cycles
You may not be a suitable candidate if you have:
- Active liver disease, high BP, heart issues or severe kidney impairment
- History of blood clots, stroke events or unexplained vaginal bleeding
- Current breast cancer or other hormone-sensitive tumours
- Known pregnancy or plans to conceive immediately
- Severe gastrointestinal disorders like chronic diarrhoea
Frequently Asked Questions
Can hormone-related ovarian conditions become serious if left untreated?
Yes. Without proper care, they may increase the risk of diabetes, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, sleep problems, and changes in the uterine lining over time.
Is pregnancy still possible after this diagnosis?
Many women conceive successfully with timely medical care, healthy lifestyle changes, and fertility support when required. Early evaluation often improves the chances of achieving pregnancy.
Does gaining weight always mean someone has this condition?
No. Weight gain is common but not essential for diagnosis. Some women have a healthy body weight and still develop hormone-related ovarian disorders requiring medical evaluation.
Will acne and unwanted facial hair disappear completely?
Treatment often improves these concerns gradually. Results vary between individuals, and continued medical care may be needed to maintain long-term improvement and prevent recurrence.
Does this condition always require surgery?
No. Most women improve with medicines, healthy eating, physical activity, and regular follow-up. Surgery is considered only in selected situations when other treatment approaches are unsuitable.
How is this condition diagnosed?
Doctors diagnose it using medical history, symptom assessment, physical examination, blood tests, and pelvic ultrasound. The diagnosis is based on overall findings rather than a single test.
Can hormone-related ovarian disorders increase the risk of miscarriage?
Some women may have a higher risk of miscarriage, especially when ovulation or underlying metabolic health is affected. Early medical care and appropriate treatment can help support a healthier pregnancy.
How long does it take to notice improvement?
Response varies with each individual. Some women notice changes within weeks, while others require several months of consistent treatment, healthy habits, and regular follow-up appointments.
Are follow-up appointments necessary after starting treatment?
Yes. Regular reviews help assess progress, monitor overall health, adjust medicines when required, and ensure treatment continues to match the patient's changing health and reproductive goals.
Can lifestyle changes alone improve this condition?
Lifestyle changes benefit many women by improving overall health and supporting treatment. However, some individuals also require medicines or fertility support depending on symptoms and health goals.