PCOD treatment
PCOD treatment, led by a gynaecologist
Lab tests at home, then one plan for periods, skin, hair and weight.
From ₹1,490 · sample collected at home
- Qualified gynaecologists
- At-home sample collection
- Reports usually in 24 hours*
- One coordinated plan
PCOD - polycystic ovarian disease - is the term most commonly used in India for irregular cycles, weight gain and hormonal symptoms linked to the ovaries. Clinically it overlaps heavily with PCOS/PMOS, and the approach to managing it is much the same: understand what's driving your symptoms, then address it.
Good PCOD care is rarely a single pill. It combines the right diagnosis, targeted lifestyle change and - where needed - medication, adjusted as your body responds. Tvarvi builds that plan around your labs and your life.
The essentials
Common PCOD symptoms
Irregular or delayed periods, weight gain around the middle, acne, unwanted facial hair, hair thinning, and difficulty conceiving. You may have some of these and not others - PCOD looks different from person to person.
Getting the diagnosis right
PCOD is assessed through your history, a hormone and metabolic blood panel, and often an ultrasound. Getting this right matters, because thyroid issues and other conditions can produce similar symptoms.
What treatment involves
A gynaecologist-led plan: nutrition to steady insulin and support a healthy weight, movement that fits your routine, and medication where it genuinely helps - reviewed over time, rather than set once and forgotten.
How Tvarvi helps
Care that starts at the source
Insulin resistance is a major driver of PCOD, so we address it directly, which can help several symptoms together.
A coordinated team
Your gynaecologist, nutritionist and - if you want - counselling psychologist and yoga coach work from the same plan.
Adjusted as you go
Your plan changes as your reports and cycles change, so it keeps working for you.
What's included
- A gynaecologist consultation, as part of the PCOS Assessment (₹1,490)
- A hormone and metabolic panel chosen for your symptoms
- At-home sample collection and timely reports
- A personalised diet and lifestyle plan
- Medication guidance where clinically appropriate
PCOS Assessment
₹1,490
A gynaecologist consult and the tests your symptoms need, collected at home.
Common questions
What is the difference between PCOD and PCOS?
In everyday use in India the two terms are used interchangeably. Clinically, PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome) is the recognised diagnosis, and the management approach - diagnosis, lifestyle, and medication where needed - is the same. Your gynaecologist will use the correct clinical term for your case.
Can PCOD be cured?
PCOD is managed rather than permanently cured, but symptoms often improve a great deal - steadier cycles, a more stable weight, clearer skin - with the right plan. Many women reach a point where it barely affects daily life.
Can I get pregnant with PCOD?
Many women with PCOD conceive, often after cycles become more regular and any underlying insulin resistance is addressed. If you're planning a pregnancy, tell your gynaecologist so the plan is built around that goal.
Is weight loss necessary for PCOD?
Not always. Where weight is a factor, even a modest reduction can help ovulation and ease symptoms for some women. The focus is on metabolic health and steady insulin, rather than a number on the scale.
How soon will I see results?
Cycle and skin changes often take a few months as your plan takes effect. Consistency matters more than intensity, which is why we adjust the plan to fit your real routine.
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From the health library
The 4 Types of PCOS/PMOS - And How to Tell Which One You Have
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Insulin Resistance in Women: The Hidden Driver of PCOS/PMOS
Insulin resistance is the engine behind most PCOS/PMOS - and it can run for years while a standard blood-sugar test reads perfectly normal. Here is how it drives your symptoms, the tests that actually catch it, and what improves it.
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Do I Have PCOS/PMOS? A Symptom-by-Symptom Self-Check
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PCOS Assessment, ₹1,490. Home lab tests, then your consult.
This page is educational and not a substitute for individual medical advice. Any diagnosis or prescription is made only by your treating clinician based on your case. *Timelines depend on collection and lab processing. Individual results vary. Terms apply.