For PCOD treatment in Rohini, HomeoSure offers personalised homeopathy with Dr. Chhavi Bansal at our clinic in neighbouring Pitampura. Irregular or missed periods are the most common PCOD complaint. Treatment works on the hormonal pattern that delays ovulation, alongside practical diet and lifestyle guidance. Book a consultation with Dr. Chhavi Bansal today.
Why PCOD Throws Your Cycle Off
A period normally follows ovulation. In PCOD, higher androgen and insulin levels often stop the ovary from releasing an egg on time. No ovulation, no regular period.
A normal cycle can be anywhere from about 21 to 35 days. Cycles that are much longer, or that keep changing, are worth looking into.
What Pills Do, and What They Don't
Hormonal pills create a regular monthly bleed, and for some women they're genuinely useful. But that bleed isn't the same as your own cycle coming back. Many women find the irregularity returns once they stop.
Please don't stop prescribed pills on your own. If you want to explore other options, talk it through with your gynaecologist and with us.
How We Treat Irregular Periods in PCOD
Dr. Chhavi goes through your cycle history, weight changes, skin and hair, sleep, stress and reports. The remedy is chosen for your whole pattern.
Diet and routine matter a lot here, especially regular meal times and protein at breakfast. See our full PCOD treatment approach and the PCOD diet plan.
- Note your period start dates on your phone
- Eat breakfast with some protein, every day
- Walk for a bit after your biggest meal
- Keep sleep and meal times regular
Tests Worth Doing
Irregular periods aren't always PCOD, even when an ultrasound shows cysts. Other conditions can look similar, so a basic set of tests helps get the diagnosis right before treatment starts.
- Thyroid profile, since an underactive thyroid can disturb cycles
- Prolactin, a hormone that can stop periods when raised
- Blood sugar and insulin markers
- A pelvic ultrasound, if not done recently
- A pregnancy test whenever a period is late
Close to Home
Rohini and Pitampura are neighbours, so reaching the clinic doesn't take much planning. PCOD needs regular follow-ups, and a clinic close to home is one you'll actually keep visiting.
When to Get Checked Promptly
- You've had no period for more than three months
- Bleeding is very heavy or lasts much longer than usual
- There's a chance you could be pregnant
- You have new hair growth, voice changes or rapid weight gain
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