Are you suffering from PCOD / PCOD? Let's find out what PCOD is and why Dr Deep Bhadra's clinic is the Best PCOD treatment in ghatkopar.
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome is a common hormonal disorder affecting the ovaries of women of reproductive age, i.e. between 18 and 45 years. According to our experts at Ferticity IVF and Fertility Clinic.
Around 10% of women worldwide suffer from this condition, which can be complex, chronic and distressing.
A woman's reproductive organs produce the hormones progesterone and estrogen, which help regulate menstruation, as well as male hormones called inhibin, relaxin and androgens, usually in small amounts.
With PCOD, a woman's male hormone levels increase, her periods become irregular, and several small cysts or fluid-filled sacs may appear on one or both ovaries.
The exact cause of PCOD is unknown, but may be related to genetic and environmental factors such as dysfunction of the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis, insulin resistance, hyperinsulinemia, lifestyle and eating habits.
PCOD is a common disease affecting up to 10% of the world's female population. PCOD is a complex disease affecting approximately 0.2-2.5% of the world's female population.
In PCOD, the ovaries produce a large number of immature or only partially mature eggs due to an unhealthy lifestyle, weight gain, stress/anxiety or hormonal imbalance in the body. PCOD is a more serious metabolic disorder than PCOD and can lead to anovulation, where the ovaries stop releasing eggs.With PCOD, a woman's fertility is not affected. A woman can ovulate and get pregnant without much medical help. PCOD can seriously affect a woman's fertility. Ovulation can occur irregularly, making it difficult to conceive. If a woman becomes pregnant, the pregnancy always comes with complications such as threatened miscarriage, premature birth.
There are no serious complications in PCOD. Serious complications such as cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes and risk of endometrial cancer in advanced stages are possible in PCOD.
When a woman's body increases insulin levels, it can lead to an increase in the production of male hormones (androgens, which are found in very small amounts in women), which in turn causes difficulty ovulating.
Women with PCOD have more androgens than normal. High androgen levels lead to impaired ovulation, altered normal menstrual cycles, acne, excessive hair growth and obesity.
If you are experiencing irregular menstruation, infertility, severe acne, excessive hair loss and growth or obesity, you should see a doctor immediately to prevent future complications.
Reproduction is a complex process and you should not jeopardize it at all costs if you want to have children in the future and also for your own health.
Here are some tests and treatments that our fertility specialists can recommend:
Dr Deep Bhadra's clinic is the Best PCOD treatment in ghatkopar
We have a team of PCOD treatment specialists, gynecologists, infertility specialists and IVF experts.
If you are facing similar symptoms of PCOD and looking for the best PCOD specialist, you can book an appointment or call us on +91 9022220914.