PCOS & women's hormonal health

PCOS and women's hormonal health

Assessment of irregular periods, androgen excess, insulin resistance and the metabolic concerns that come with PCOS.

Hyderabad, with weekly clinics in Shadnagar and Mahabubnagar

Dr. Santosha Mantha at her clinic

PCOS is more than irregular periods

Polycystic ovary syndrome can involve irregular cycles, excess androgens and long-term metabolic risk. Assessment focuses on your symptoms, findings and the right investigations, rather than a single lab value in isolation.

Conditions treated

What Dr. Santosha treats

Reproductive, hormonal and metabolic features associated with PCOS.

  • Irregular periods

    Irregular or infrequent periods when PCOS or another hormonal cause is suspected.

  • PCOS

    Diagnosis and management of the hormonal and metabolic features of PCOS.

  • Androgen excess

    Acne, unwanted hair growth or high androgen levels on tests.

  • Insulin resistance

    Metabolic risk when insulin resistance or abnormal glucose is present.

  • PCOS and weight

    PCOS with excess weight or difficulty losing weight.

  • PCOS and fertility

    Ovulation and hormone factors affecting fertility, coordinated with your gynaecologist.

  • Prediabetes and metabolic risk

    Glucose and metabolic risk associated with PCOS.

  • Other hormonal causes

    When symptoms labelled as PCOS may have another endocrine explanation.

When to book

Signs it's time to see a specialist

Consider a consultation when symptoms persist or the diagnosis is uncertain.

  • Irregular or infrequent periods

    Cycles are persistently irregular or unusually far apart.

  • Excess hair growth or acne

    Androgen-related symptoms are new, significant or hard to manage.

  • Concerns about ovulation

    Ovulation or fertility concerns where a hormone assessment helps.

  • Weight or metabolic concerns

    PCOS with weight gain, insulin resistance or abnormal glucose.

  • An uncertain diagnosis

    You have been told it is PCOS but the cause remains unclear.

  • Symptoms despite treatment

    Hormonal or metabolic concerns continue on your current plan.

Specialist care

Why see an endocrinologist for PCOS?

PCOS sits where reproductive hormones and metabolism meet.

An endocrinologist can assess PCOS alongside thyroid, adrenal and metabolic conditions when relevant.

Management is shaped around your symptoms, metabolic risk and reproductive goals.

Written and medically reviewed by Dr. Santosha Mantha, MD, DrNB Endocrinology (Adult & Pediatric). Last reviewed October 2026.

Patient guides

Read before your visit

Short, plain-language guides on PCOS and women's hormones, written by Dr. Santosha Mantha.

All patient guides

Looking for specialist care for PCOS?

Contact the clinic to discuss your concern and enquire about an appointment.