gynaecology

PCOS is one of the leading causes of female infertility, characterized by multiple immature follicles producing excess androgens, leading to irregular ovulation (oligo-ovulation) or no ovulation at all (anovulation).

At Riya Fertility Centre, we take a personalized, multi-pronged approach to PCOS:

• Nutritional and lifestyle intervention to rebalance metabolic health and reduce insulin resistance.
• First-line ovulation induction using oral medications (such as Letrozole) paired with ultrasound tracking.
• Low-dose gonadotropin injections for resistant PCOS cases.
• Laparoscopic ovarian drilling (LOD) or IVF when conservative treatments do not restore regular ovulation.

Yes, absolutely. While endometriosis can cause chronic inflammation, pelvic scarring, distorted tubal anatomy, and lower egg quality, many women achieve healthy pregnancies with the right medical plan.

For mild endometriosis, timed intercourse or IUI with ovulation induction can be successful. For moderate to severe endometriosis, laparoscopic excision to clear pelvic adhesions followed by IVF/ICSI achieves high pregnancy rates by bypassing damaged pelvic pathways.

You should seek a prompt evaluation if you experience:

• Irregular, absent, or unusually frequent menstrual periods.
• Severe period pain (dysmenorrhea) that disrupts daily work or school.
• Abnormally heavy menstrual bleeding or passing large blood clots.
• Pain during intimacy, chronic lower back pain, or persistent pelvic heaviness.
• Difficulty conceiving after 6 months (if age 35+) or 12 months (if under 35) of regular attempts.

Yes. Dr. R. Sravya specializes in minimally invasive keyhole procedures, including 4K operative laparoscopy and hysteroscopy at CN Hospital.

Minimally invasive surgery means tiny keyhole incisions (0.5 to 1 cm), minimal tissue trauma, negligible blood loss, significantly less post-operative pain, and rapid return to everyday life within 24 to 48 hours.