PCOS is a hormonal condition that can affect periods, ovulation and fertility. Personalised care helps manage symptoms and supports your pregnancy plans.
PCOS can disrupt the release of eggs from the ovaries. It may also affect skin, hair growth and metabolic health. Symptoms vary, and care depends on your needs.
Common signs include irregular or absent periods, acne, excess facial or body hair, thinning scalp hair and difficulty conceiving. PCOS can occur at any body weight.
PCOS involves hormonal changes and often insulin resistance. Other causes of irregular ovulation include thyroid problems, raised prolactin, low energy intake and reduced ovarian function.
Your specialist reviews your cycles and symptoms, checks hormone levels and may advise an ultrasound. Other causes are ruled out; a scan alone does not confirm PCOS.
Irregular ovulation can make conception harder to time. Many women with PCOS conceive naturally or with treatment. Your plan also considers age, sperm health and fallopian tubes.
Balanced nutrition, regular activity, sleep and emotional support are part of PCOS care. Weight advice is individualised. Ongoing checks support blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol health.
Treatment may include lifestyle support, medicines to help ovulation and cycle monitoring. IUI or IVF may be considered when needed. Your specialist recommends a plan based on your assessment and pregnancy goals.

Irregular periods do not always mean PCOS. We review your symptoms and medical history to understand what may be affecting ovulation.
• Discuss your cycles and symptoms
• Review previous tests and medicines
• Share your pregnancy plans


