📍 92 Mall Road, Kingsway Camp (GTB Nagar Metro Gate 3) • Gynaecology OPD Desk: +91 96259 00919
100 Stars Clinic
Women's Health & Endocrinology

PCOS & PCOD Management Clinic

Evidence-based treatment for irregular cycles, stubborn hormonal acne, unexpected weight gain, and hirsutism. Supervised by Dr. Prakriti (Obstetrician & Gynaecologist) with in-house diagnostic hormone panels and 24x7 pharmacy access.

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Cycle Regularization

Targeted cyclical progesterone and combined hormonal regimens to correct oligomenorrhea (delayed periods), prevent endometrial hyperplasia, and restore predictable cycle rhythm.

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Metabolic & Insulin Care

Addressing underlying insulin resistance and central adiposity using evidence-based sensitizers (Myo-inositol, Metformin) to curb sugar cravings and ease weight management.

Acne & Androgen Control

Evaluation of elevated free testosterone and DHEA-S causing cystic jawline acne, facial hair (hirsutism), and androgenic scalp thinning, with dual Gynae-Dermatology protocols.

Targeted Pathology

Comprehensive PCOS / PCOD Diagnostic Workup

Available in-clinic or through certified 7:00 AM home blood collection across North Campus & Hudson Lane.

LH & FSH Ratio Assesses pituitary gonadotropin secretion (elevated LH:FSH > 2:1 indicates ovulatory arrest).
Total & Free Testosterone Quantifies circulating androgens responsible for hirsutism, oily skin, and hair thinning.
Prolactin & Thyroid (TSH) Rules out hyperprolactinemia and subclinical hypothyroidism mimicking PCOS symptoms.
Fasting Insulin & Glucose Calculates HOMA-IR to identify hidden insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome risk.
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Dr. Prakriti

Obstetrician & Gynaecologist

Specializing in adolescent and young-adult gynaecology, PCOS/PCOD reversal protocols, menorrhagia, and preventive pelvic health at 100 Stars Clinic (Daily Evening OPD: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between PCOD and PCOS?

PCOD is primarily an ovarian condition where immature eggs cause irregular cycles, manageable with lifestyle changes. PCOS is a systemic endocrine disorder with androgen excess, insulin resistance, and metabolic impacts requiring structured medical intervention.

When should hormone tests be done during the menstrual cycle?

Baseline fertility and PCOS hormone panels (LH, FSH, Estradiol) are typically tested on Day 2 or Day 3 of the menstrual cycle in the morning fasting state.