If your periods are irregular, delayed, or if you are facing difficulties conceiving due to hormonal imbalances—please remember that you are not alone. Prof. (Dr.) Abha Majumdar and her expert team provide gentle, highly effective, and personalized care to guide you safely toward a successful pregnancy.
PCOS is a very common condition where a minor hormonal imbalance disturbs your normal monthly cycle. Because of this imbalance, the ovaries struggle to mature and release a healthy egg on time. Instead, multiple small, harmless, fluid-filled nests (follicles) form inside the ovaries.
Everyday Symptoms: This usually leads to late or skipped periods. Patients may also experience stubborn acne, unexpected weight gain, or fine facial hair growth. With simple medical adjustments and lifestyle guidance, PCOS can be easily managed.
When a young girl gets her very first period (menarche), it is completely normal for her cycles to be a bit unpredictable for the first year or two while her body grows. However, if severe patterns continue past this phase, an early check-up is important to protect her future well-being.
When to Seek Guidance: You should consult a specialist if a young girl has not started her periods by age 16-17, if her periods suddenly vanish for more than two months, if she experiences severe menstrual pain, or if her cycles consistently last longer than 5 to 7 days.
Your thyroid gland and pituitary gland act as controllers for your monthly cycles. If your thyroid levels are slightly too low or too high, or if a hormone called Prolactin rises higher than normal, it creates a temporary barrier that stops your eggs from releasing. This can put a pause on your periods and delay your pregnancy plans. Fortunately, both conditions respond beautifully to simple, daily oral tablets.
• Hypogonadotropic Hypogonadism: A condition where the natural signals from the brain fail to prompt the ovaries to mature eggs, meaning periods do not start on their own. This can be treated very successfully using routine hormone therapies.
• Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH): A structural metabolic shift present from birth that causes the body to produce excess natural male hormones, which can be balanced with targeted daily care.
What to expect during your hormonal treatment journey with us:
Step 1: Balancing Your Body’s System: We always start by stabilizing your internal metabolic health. Using safe, highly effective medications (like Metformin) alongside personalized dietary choices, we address insulin resistance and bring thyroid or prolactin levels back to a perfect balance.
Step 2: Gentle Ovarian Stimulation (Ovulation Induction): If your eggs are not maturing naturally, we introduce precise, gentle medications (such as Letrozole tablets) or customized hormone injections. These act as a gentle nudge to help your ovaries mature a high-quality egg.
Step 3: Tracking Your Growth (Follicular Monitoring): As your treatment progresses, we perform brief, routine ultrasounds to watch your follicles grow in real time. This removes all guesswork, allowing us to pinpoint the exact day your egg is ready for conception while keeping your cycle safe.
Step 4: Your Path to Conception (Natural, IUI, or IVF):
• Timed Natural Planning & IUI: Once the egg is perfectly mature, we guide you on the ideal days to try naturally, or perform a simple Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)—where healthy, washed sperm is placed directly inside the womb at the perfect time.
• Advanced IVF / ICSI: If other treatments have not worked or if your case is long-standing, In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) offers a highly successful alternative. Eggs are gently collected, fertilized in our advanced embryology lab, and the resulting healthy embryo is transferred back into a perfectly prepared womb.
Yes, absolutely! PCOS simply means your eggs need a little medical assistance to mature and release on a regular schedule. With proper hormonal balancing, lifestyle changes, and simple ovulation medications, the vast majority of women with PCOS conceive very successfully.
When your ovaries encounter a monthly ovulation delay, your body can produce slightly higher levels of natural male hormones (androgens). This is what triggers acne or fine hair growth. Once we balance your hormones with daily therapy, these symptoms naturally fade away.
Primary Amenorrhea means a young girl has reached the age of 16 or 17 and has not yet experienced her very first period. Secondary Amenorrhea occurs when a woman who previously had normal periods experiences an abrupt stop in her cycle for more than two consecutive months. Both are easy to treat once the root hormonal cause is identified.
Thyroid hormones help maintain a thick, stable blood supply in your uterine lining. If your thyroid levels drop or spike, the lining may struggle to support a new pregnancy. Balancing your thyroid with a simple daily tablet before conceiving ensures a safe and secure environment for your baby.
We recommend scheduling a consultation if your periods are highly irregular or skipped completely, if you experience debilitating monthly pelvic pain, or if you have been trying to conceive naturally for over a year (or 6 months if you are over the age of 35) without success.
