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“Doctor, could it just be stress, or is my thyroid acting up?” Umm, we hear this question almost daily. And honestly, it’s a very valid concern. Thyroid problems have become so common among women in India that almost every second or third person you know either has a thyroid disorder or knows someone struggling with it. Yet, many women still brush it off as fatigue, stress, or just “hormonal changes.”

“Doctor, umm… I’ve been hearing about PCOS and PCOD everywhere. Are they the same or different?”
This is probably one of the most common questions women ask during consultations, and honestly, it’s not surprising. The terms are used so casually that they often create confusion, fear, and a lot of unnecessary anxiety. So, let’s make the meaning of the terms clear in simple language.

Umm… diabetes. The word itself makes many of us pause, right? It’s one of those conditions that creeps into conversations at family gatherings, health camps, or even small talk with neighbors. But here’s the thing: while everyone seems to know about it, not everyone takes diabetes screening seriously. And ahh, that’s exactly where the problem begins.

Many women walk into our centre with a single question, “Doctor, why am I not able to conceive?” Umm, that’s a question filled with both emotions and science. Infertility is not only a medical condition but also an emotional journey. One of the most important pieces of this puzzle is hormones.