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01 Understanding the Condition

What is PCOS, PCOD & PMOS?

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), Polycystic Ovarian Disease (PCOD) and PMOS (Polycystic Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome) are hormonal disorders that affect how the ovaries function. They are among the most common causes of irregular periods, hormonal acne, weight gain and infertility in women of reproductive age. At Sanjeevini Maternity & Fertility Centre, our gynecologists combine clinical evaluation, ultrasound imaging and hormone testing to identify the exact nature of the imbalance and build a treatment plan around your health goals — whether that's regular cycles, clearer skin, weight management or planning a pregnancy.

  • Affects hormone levels, ovulation and metabolism
  • One of the leading causes of female infertility
  • Highly manageable with early diagnosis and the right care plan
  • Linked to insulin resistance, weight and long-term metabolic health
Gynecologist consulting a patient for PCOS PCOD PMOS treatment at Sanjeevini Maternity and Fertility Centre
02 Know the Difference

PCOS vs PCOD vs PMOS

Though often used interchangeably, PCOS, PCOD and PMOS are clinically different. Our specialists assess your symptoms, scan reports and hormone panel to tell them apart accurately — because the right diagnosis changes the right treatment.

Metabolic Disorder

PCOS

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome is an endocrine and metabolic disorder involving hormonal imbalance, insulin resistance and irregular ovulation. It can affect fertility and overall metabolic health and usually needs long-term, multi-disciplinary management.

Ovarian Condition

PCOD

Polycystic Ovarian Disease occurs when the ovaries release immature or partially mature eggs, which develop into cysts. It is more common and generally milder than PCOS, often responding well to lifestyle changes and medical management.

Metabolic Overlap

PMOS

PMOS (Polycystic Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome) describes cases where the metabolic features — weight gain, insulin resistance, cholesterol imbalance — are more prominent, requiring closer monitoring of metabolic and cardiovascular risk alongside ovarian health.

03 Recognising the Signs

Symptoms & When to Seek Care

Symptoms of PCOS, PCOD and PMOS vary from person to person and can develop gradually. Recognising them early helps prevent complications such as infertility, diabetes and heart disease.

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Irregular or Missed Periods

Cycles longer than 35 days, unpredictable periods, or missed periods for several months.

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Weight Gain

Unexplained weight gain or difficulty losing weight, especially around the abdomen.

Acne & Oily Skin

Persistent hormonal acne along the jawline, chest or back.

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Hair Thinning & Excess Hair Growth

Thinning scalp hair combined with excess facial or body hair (hirsutism).

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Fatigue & Mood Changes

Low energy, sleep disturbances, anxiety or mood swings linked to hormone fluctuation.

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Difficulty Conceiving

Trouble getting pregnant due to irregular or absent ovulation.

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When to see a gynecologist

Book a consultation if your periods are irregular for more than 3 cycles, if you notice sudden weight or hair changes, or if you've been trying to conceive for over 6–12 months without success. Early evaluation makes treatment simpler and more effective.

04 Getting a Clear Answer

Diagnosis & Evaluation

There is no single test for PCOS, PCOD or PMOS. Our team uses a combination of clinical history, examination and investigations to reach an accurate diagnosis and rule out other causes of your symptoms.

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Detailed Consultation

Menstrual history, symptom review and family history with your gynecologist.

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Pelvic Ultrasound

Imaging to check ovarian size, follicle count and uterine lining.

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Hormone & Blood Panel

Testing for LH, FSH, testosterone, thyroid, insulin and glucose levels.

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Personalised Care Plan

A treatment plan tailored to your symptoms, age and fertility goals.

05 Meet the Team

Our Specialists

Your PCOS, PCOD and PMOS care is led by experienced gynecologists at Sanjeevini Maternity & Fertility Centre, dedicated to women's hormonal health and fertility.

Dr. Vasundhari M.J. - Gynecologist and PCOS specialist at Sanjeevini Maternity and Fertility Centre

Dr. Vasundhari M.J.

MBBS, DGO  •  KMC Reg. No. 27763

A trusted gynecologist with extensive experience in diagnosing and managing PCOS, PCOD and PMOS, guiding women through hormonal health, menstrual disorders and fertility care with a compassionate, personalised approach.

Dr. Apoorva P. - Gynecologist and PCOS specialist at Sanjeevini Maternity and Fertility Centre

Dr. Apoorva P.

MS OBG, FRM  •  KMC Reg. No. 121086

Specialising in obstetrics, gynecology and reproductive medicine, Dr. Apoorva focuses on evidence-based treatment for PCOS-related infertility, hormonal imbalance and ovulation disorders.

06 Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

No. PCOD is a more common and usually milder ovarian condition, while PCOS is a broader endocrine and metabolic disorder that can have a greater impact on fertility and long-term health. Our specialists confirm which condition you have through examination and testing.
These are chronic hormonal conditions rather than illnesses that are "cured" once and for all, but they can be very effectively managed with the right combination of lifestyle changes, medication and regular monitoring — allowing most women to lead symptom-free, healthy lives.
Yes. Many women with PCOS or PCOD conceive successfully with the right ovulation induction, lifestyle support and, where needed, fertility treatment. Early evaluation improves your chances significantly.
A balanced diet, regular physical activity, healthy weight management, stress reduction and adequate sleep can significantly improve symptoms and hormone balance alongside any medical treatment prescribed.
Diagnosis typically involves a pelvic ultrasound, hormone blood tests (LH, FSH, testosterone, thyroid), and glucose/insulin levels, combined with your menstrual and symptom history.
You can call our clinic directly at 080-71968484 or 080-67417889, or use the contact form on our website to schedule an appointment with Dr. Vasundhari or Dr. Apoorva.

Take the First Step Towards Hormonal Balance

Book a consultation with our PCOS & PCOD specialists at Sanjeevini Maternity & Fertility Centre today.

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