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PCOS and PCOD are hormonal conditions affecting the ovaries, causing irregular periods, weight gain, acne, and fertility issues. Treatment involves lifestyle changes, medication, and hormonal management tailored to each woman. Dr. Tejashree Bakre, a gynecologist with 14+ years of experience, provides PCOS & PCOD treatment in Mulund West for women dealing with these symptoms.
Missed periods, sudden weight gain, stubborn acne, or unexplained hair thinning are symptoms many women brush aside as “just stress” or “just how my body is.” Often, these are early signs of PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) or PCOD (Polycystic Ovarian Disease) — two of the most common hormonal disorders affecting women today.
Left unaddressed, these conditions can affect fertility, metabolic health, and long-term wellbeing. The good news is that with the right diagnosis and a consistent treatment plan, most women manage their symptoms effectively and go on to live healthy lives, including planning pregnancies successfully.
Dr. Tejashree Bakre, a practicing gynecologist and obstetrician in Mumbai, works with women across different age groups to identify the root cause of their symptoms and build a treatment plan that actually fits their daily life not a generic checklist.
PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) is a hormonal condition where the ovaries produce higher-than-normal levels of androgens (male hormones). This hormonal shift disrupts ovulation, often leading to irregular or missed periods, multiple small fluid-filled sacs on the ovaries, and symptoms like acne, excess facial or body hair, and weight gain. PCOS is also linked to insulin resistance, making it a metabolic condition as much as a reproductive one.
PCOD (Polycystic Ovarian Disease) occurs when the ovaries release immature or partially mature eggs, which eventually turn into cysts. It’s generally considered a more common and milder condition compared to PCOS, and symptoms often improve with dietary and lifestyle changes. However, if ignored for years, PCOD can still lead to complications with fertility and metabolic health.
While the terms are often used interchangeably, they aren’t medically identical.
| Aspect | PCOS | PCOD |
|---|---|---|
| Nature | Metabolic and endocrine disorder | Ovarian condition related to egg maturation |
| Severity | Generally more severe, harder to reverse | Usually milder, often manageable with lifestyle changes |
| Hormonal impact | Higher androgen levels, insulin resistance common | Hormonal imbalance present but usually less intense |
| Fertility impact | Can significantly affect ovulation and fertility | May reduce fertility but often less severe |
| Prevalence | Affects a smaller percentage of women | More common among women of reproductive age |
Both conditions need medical evaluation, and PCOD treatment or PCOS treatment hould always begin with an accurate diagnosis rather than self-treatment based on online searches.
The exact cause isn’t fully understood, but several factors are known to contribute:
Symptoms vary from woman to woman, but the most frequently reported ones include:
Not every woman with irregular cycles has PCOS, but certain patterns should prompt a consultation with a PCOS specialist:
Diagnosis is not based on a single test it’s a combination of clinical evaluation and investigations:
Not every woman with irregular cycles has PCOS, but certain patterns should prompt a consultation with a PCOS specialist:
Diagnosis is not based on a single test it’s a combination of clinical evaluation and investigations:
There’s no single fix for PCOS or PCOD treatment is usually a combination of the following, adjusted to the patient’s age, symptoms, and future fertility plans:
This approach to PCOS management and PCOD management focuses on addressing the underlying hormonal imbalance rather than just masking symptoms.
Starting treatment early makes a real difference:
If your periods have been irregular for a few months, if you’re noticing new acne or hair growth patterns that don’t feel normal for you, or if you’ve been trying to conceive without success these are all valid reasons to book an appointment. You don’t need to wait until symptoms become severe. Many women delay consultation because symptoms seem manageable on their own, but earlier evaluation usually means simpler, more effective treatment.
Dr. Tejashree Bakre brings 14+ years of experience as a gynecologist and obstetrician, with a practical, evidence-based approach to PCOS and PCOD management. Consultations focus on understanding each patient’s specific symptoms, lifestyle, and goals whether that’s regulating periods, managing weight, or planning a pregnancy rather than applying a one-size-fits-all protocol.
Patients from Mulund West, Bhandup West, Nahur, Mulund East, and areas near LBS Road, Mulund Check Naka, and Panch Rasta consult Dr. Bakre at the following locations:
These locations make it conveniently located and easily accessible for women searching for a PCOS clinic in Mulund West or a PCOD clinic in Mulund West without long travel.
Q1. Can I get pregnant if I have PCOS?
Yes, many women with PCOS conceive naturally or with medical support such as ovulation induction. Early consultation improves the chances of a smoother fertility journey.
Q2. Does losing weight improve PCOS symptoms?
Yes. Even a modest weight reduction of 5–10% can restore regular ovulation and improve insulin sensitivity in many women with PCOS.
Q3. Which foods should I avoid with PCOS?
Refined sugar, processed snacks, and foods high in trans fats can worsen insulin resistance. A diet rich in fiber, protein, and whole grains generally supports better symptom control.
Q4. When should I see a gynecologist for PCOS symptoms?
If your periods are irregular for more than three months, or you notice new acne, hair growth, or weight changes, it’s a good time to schedule a consultation rather than wait.
Q5. Can PCOS affect my long-term health?
Yes, untreated PCOS is associated with a higher risk of type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, and cardiovascular issues over time, which is why early management matters.
Does PCOS treatment require surgery?
Surgery is rarely needed. Most cases are managed with lifestyle changes, medication, and hormonal treatment. Surgical options are considered only in specific, limited situations.
PCOS and PCOD are common, manageable conditions but they respond best when addressed early rather than ignored. Whether you’re dealing with irregular periods, unexplained weight gain, or planning a pregnancy, a proper diagnosis is the first step toward feeling like yourself again.
Dr. Tejashree Bakre offers PCOS treatment in Mulund West and PCOD treatment in Mulund West for women looking for a structured, honest approach to their hormonal health. If you’ve been noticing symptoms and putting off that first appointment, this is a good time to make it.
Book a consultation with Dr. Tejashree Bakre at Maple Polyclinic, Elite Women & Child Care Hospital, or Apex Hospitals in Mulund West, or at Vedant Hospital in Bhandup West serving women across Mulund West, Bhandup West, Nahur, and nearby areas.
Dr. Tejashree Bakre is a consultant Obstetrician, Gynecologist, and Laparoscopic Surgeon practicing in Mulund & Bhandup, Mumbai, with over 14+ years of experience specializing in high-risk pregnancies, advanced minimally invasive surgeries, and comprehensive women’s healthcare.
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