Overview
PCOS is common and very manageable. With the right approach, symptoms such as irregular cycles, acne, unwanted hair growth and fertility concerns can be addressed with personalised care.
Our approach combines sustainable lifestyle changes with appropriate medicines, helping improve cycle regularity, metabolic health and fertility when pregnancy is planned.
What is included
- Hormone and insulin resistance testing
- Weight, diet and exercise plan tailored to you
- Acne and unwanted hair treatment guidance
- Cycle regularisation with medication
- Ovulation induction when planning pregnancy
Long-term care for better hormonal balance
PCOS can affect periods, metabolism, skin, hair growth and fertility in different ways. Your treatment plan is based on your symptoms, health goals and whether you are currently planning pregnancy.
Lifestyle changes are an important part of long-term PCOS management. When needed, medicines can be added to help regulate cycles, manage symptoms or support ovulation when pregnancy is desired.
Frequently asked questions
Can I conceive with PCOS?
Yes. Many women with PCOS conceive successfully. Weight management, healthy lifestyle changes and ovulation-induction treatment when appropriate can support conception.
Is PCOS curable?
PCOS is generally considered a long-term condition that can be effectively controlled rather than permanently cured. With appropriate management, many women experience significant improvement in their symptoms.
Can PCOS affect my periods?
Yes. PCOS commonly causes irregular, infrequent or missed periods because ovulation may not occur regularly. Treatment can help improve cycle regularity.
