FAQs

You should visit if you have irregular periods, painful periods, delayed periods, pregnancy concerns, PCOS symptoms, infertility and for routine annual check-ups. 

PCOS cannot be permanently cured, but symptoms can be controlled with lifestyle changes, diet, and medicines. 

• Severe period pain

• Pain during intercourse

• Infertility

• Heavy bleeding

• Chronic pelvic pain

• Pain while passing pee or stools

• Rarely vague lower back or leg pain

A detailed history, early pregnancy scan, blood tests, and a pregnancy care plan. 

Yes. Smaller fibroids can be managed with medicines, but large or symptomatic fibroids may require laparoscopic or hysteroscopic removal. 

If you have persistent pain, failed medical treatment, infertility, or a cyst larger than recommended size, your doctor may advise laparoscopy. 

Yes, laparoscopy is a minimally invasive, safe procedure with smaller cuts, faster recovery, and less pain compared to open surgery. 

Take folic acid, maintain a healthy lifestyle, get basic blood tests, and schedule a preconception consultation. 

Every 3 years after the age of 25, or earlier if you have symptoms.