For PCOD treatment in Shalimar Bagh, HomeoSure offers personalised homeopathy with Dr. Chhavi Bansal at our clinic in nearby Pitampura. Weight gain and insulin resistance sit at the centre of PCOD for many women. Treatment works on the hormonal pattern, with practical food and activity changes that bring insulin down. Book a consultation with Dr. Chhavi Bansal today.
The Insulin Side of PCOD
When cells stop responding well to insulin, the body makes more of it. High insulin tells the ovaries to make more androgens, and that's what disturbs ovulation, periods, skin and hair.
It also makes fat storage easier, especially around the belly. So weight gain in PCOD isn't about willpower. The hormones are working against you, and that's the part to fix.
Signs Insulin May Be Involved
- Weight gathering around the waist
- Dark, velvety skin on the neck, underarms or groin
- Strong sugar or carb cravings, often in the evening
- Tiredness or sleepiness after meals
- A family history of diabetes
How We Treat PCOD with Weight Gain
Dr. Chhavi looks at your cycle, weight pattern, cravings, sleep, stress and reports. The remedy is chosen for your whole picture, and the food advice is built around what you actually eat at home.
If you've been prescribed metformin or other medicines, keep taking them as advised. See our PCOD treatment approach and the PCOD diet plan.
- Protein at every meal, especially breakfast
- A short walk after your biggest meal
- Some strength exercise a few times a week
- Fewer sugary drinks, including packaged juice
- Enough sleep, since poor sleep raises insulin too
Tests That Help
A few simple tests show how much insulin is involved: fasting blood sugar, HbA1c, and sometimes fasting insulin. Thyroid tests are worth adding, since an underactive thyroid also makes weight harder to lose.
Even a modest drop in weight often helps periods and skin. You don't need to reach an ideal number for things to start improving.
Right Beside Pitampura
Shalimar Bagh is right beside Pitampura, so getting to the clinic is quick and easy. That helps more than it sounds. Hormonal problems like PCOD need steady follow-ups, and a clinic nearby is one you won't keep postponing.
When to See a Doctor Promptly
- Constant thirst and passing urine very often
- No period for more than three months
- Very rapid weight gain with new hair growth or voice changes
- Blurred vision or numbness in hands or feet
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