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PCOD Treatment

PCOD (Polycystic Ovarian Disease) is a hormonal disorder where a woman’s ovaries produce multiple immature or partially mature eggs, which may turn into cysts. It often leads to irregular periods, weight gain, acne, excess hair growth, and problems with fertility.

Circumcision Specialist

Dr. Yogesh Taneja

Department Head - Urology

Dr. Yogesh Taneja is known as the Best Urologist in Gurgaon with 15 Years of experience in urology.  He has specializations in other areas like Kidney Stone Treatment, RIRS Treatment, PCNL Treatment, Frenuloplasty Treatment, Andrology Treatment, Ureteroscopy (URS) Surgery, Prostate Enlargement, Sexology Treatment, Erectile Dysfunction and Hydrocele Treatment.

I believe in treating every patient as an individual, taking time to understand their concerns, and working together to find the best treatment plan.


Available at: T.R.U.E. Hospitals
Timing: Mon–Fri | ⏰ 24×7 Open

Why is Circumcision Done?

Circumcision can be recommended or chosen due to:

  • Phimosis – Inability to retract the foreskin due to tightness
  • Recurrent infections – Such as balanitis (inflammation of the glans) or urinary tract infections
  • Hygiene reasons – Easier cleaning and reduced buildup of smegma
  • Cultural or religious customs – Practiced in various communities around the world
  • Preventive health – May lower the risk of certain infections, including STIs and HIV

    • Who is Eligible for Kidney Stone Laser Treatment?

    • Laser lithotripsy is often recommended based on several medical considerations. Patients with small to medium-sized kidney stones are generally suitable candidates for this minimally invasive procedure. Those experiencing symptoms such as intense pain, difficulty passing urine, or blood in the urine may also benefit from laser treatment.

    • The composition of the kidney stones—such as calcium, uric acid, or struvite—can influence treatment choice, with laser lithotripsy being highly effective for these types. Additionally, individuals with certain anatomical conditions or underlying health concerns that make traditional surgery risky may be better suited for laser-based interventions.

    Diagnosis Before Laser Treatment for Kidney Stones

    Before undergoing laser surgery for kidney stones, a comprehensive diagnosis is essential to ensure the procedure is both safe and effective. Urologists typically follow these key diagnostic steps:

    • Medical History Review: The process begins with a detailed review of the patient’s medical history, including any prior episodes of kidney stones or a family history that may indicate a predisposition.

    • Physical Examination: A thorough physical exam helps identify any underlying health conditions that could contribute to stone formation.

    • Imaging Tests: Diagnostic imaging, such as ultrasound or CT scans, is used to visualize the kidneys, ureters, and bladder. These tests help determine the size, location, and number of stones.

    • Urinalysis: A urine sample is analyzed for signs of infection, blood, or crystals, offering important clues about stone type and urinary health.

    • Stone Analysis: If a stone is passed naturally or removed, it may be sent to a laboratory to determine its chemical composition. This information is crucial in planning the most effective treatment and preventing recurrence.

    Benefits of Kidney Stone Laser Surgery

    Laser surgery has become a preferred treatment for kidney stones due to its advanced technology and patient-friendly approach. Here are some key benefits that make it stand out compared to traditional methods:

    • Minimally Invasive: Laser kidney stone surgery requires little to no incisions, which means reduced trauma to the body and a gentler overall procedure.

    • High Precision: Advanced laser technology allows for accurate targeting of kidney stones, minimizing harm to surrounding healthy tissues.

    • Faster Recovery: Most patients recover more quickly with laser surgery than with conventional open procedures, allowing them to resume daily activities sooner.

    • Less Pain and Discomfort: The minimally invasive nature of the procedure results in significantly less pain during and after treatment.

    • Lower Risk of Complications:The chances of infection, bleeding, or damage to nearby organs are considerably lower with laser lithotripsy.

    • Same-Day Discharge: Often performed as an outpatient procedure, laser surgery lets patients return home the same day, minimizing the need for hospitalization.

    • Minimal Scarring: With few or no incisions, laser surgery typically leaves little to no visible scarring, unlike traditional surgical methods.

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    FAQ

    Is PCOD curable?

    There is no permanent cure, but symptoms can be effectively managed with lifestyle changes, medications, and regular monitoring.

    Can I get pregnant if I have PCOD?

    Yes. Many women with PCOD conceive naturally or with medical assistance. Fertility treatments like ovulation-inducing medications or IVF may be required in some cases.

    How does diet affect PCOD?

    A diet rich in whole grains, lean protein, vegetables, and low in refined sugars can help control insulin levels and regulate menstrual cycles.

    Is weight loss important for PCOD management?

    Yes. Losing even 5–10% of body weight can help improve hormone balance, restore ovulation, and reduce symptoms.

    At what age does PCOD usually start?

    PCOD can begin in the teenage years or early 20s, often noticed through irregular periods, acne, or weight gain.