Best Gynecologist Near Me for PCOD in Mohali
If you just typed “best gynecologist near me for PCOD in Mohali” into Google, you are probably tired. Tired of periods that come whenever they want. Tired of weight that does not move. Tired of being told “it’s normal, don’t worry.”
You want a doctor close to home who understands PCOD, listens properly, and gives you a clear plan. This page explains PCOD in simple words, and shows you how Dr. Harpreet Kaur at Remedy Health Clinic, Mohali, treats it.
Book a visit: call or WhatsApp +91 88474 16452.
What is PCOD?
PCOD stands for Polycystic Ovarian Disease. In PCOD, the ovaries release many immature eggs that collect as tiny cysts. This disturbs the hormone balance in the body, and the first thing it usually disturbs is your period.
You may also hear the word PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome). PCOD and PCOS belong to the same family of problems. PCOD is the milder and more common form, while PCOS is a stronger hormonal form. Most women use both words for the same thing, and the care is similar. Your doctor will tell you exactly which one you have.
Studies suggest PCOD or PCOS may affect up to 1 in 5 Indian women. So if you have it, you are not alone, and it can be managed well with the right care.
Signs of PCOD you should not ignore
PCOD shows up differently in every woman. You may have only one or two of these signs, or many of them:
- Irregular, delayed or missed periods
- Weight gain, especially around the belly, that does not go easily
- Acne or oily skin that does not settle
- Extra hair on the face, chin, chest or belly
- Thinning hair on the scalp
- Trouble getting pregnant
- Mood swings and low energy
Many women ignore these signs for years, thinking they are normal. If even two or three of these sound familiar, it is worth getting checked once.
Why does PCOD happen?
There is no single cause, but a few things work together:
- Hormone imbalance: the ovaries start making slightly more male hormones (androgens), which disturbs ovulation.
- Insulin resistance: the body does not use insulin well, which raises sugar and hormone levels.
- Family history: if your mother or sister has PCOD, your chances are higher.
- Lifestyle: stress, poor sleep, less physical activity and packaged food can make symptoms worse.
You did not cause your PCOD. But your daily habits can calm it down a lot, and that is good news.
What happens if you ignore PCOD?
PCOD grows slowly. At first it may only trouble your periods or your skin. Over time, untreated PCOD can make it harder to get pregnant, and it can raise the risk of diabetes, cholesterol and other health problems. Catching it early keeps treatment simple. Most women do very well once they start the right care.
How does a gynecologist confirm PCOD?
There is no single test for PCOD. A gynecologist usually puts together three things:
- Your history: your periods, symptoms, weight changes and family history.
- An ultrasound: to look at your ovaries and check for cysts.
- Blood tests: to check hormone and sugar levels.
That is usually all it takes to know what is going on and to start a plan.
PCOD treatment in Mohali: what actually works
PCOD treatment is not one tablet. It is a plan built around your body and your goals. At Remedy Health Clinic, Dr. Harpreet Kaur treats PCOD and PCOS with three simple steps:
- Lifestyle first: food, movement, sleep and stress changes that suit your routine. Even a small, steady weight loss can restart regular ovulation in many women.
- Medicines when needed: to regularise periods, control acne or extra hair growth, and balance hormones.
- Fertility support: if you are planning a pregnancy, medicines that help you ovulate, with close monitoring.
The plan is reviewed every few months and adjusted as your body responds. You can read more about the clinic’s PCOD and PCOS treatment in Mohali here.
Small daily habits that help PCOD
Medicine works better when your routine supports it. A few habits that genuinely help:
- Eat more home-cooked food: vegetables, dals, whole grains, nuts and seeds.
- Cut down on sugar, sweets, sugary drinks and deep-fried food.
- Move every day: even a 30-minute walk counts.
- Sleep on time, and find one way to manage stress.
- Be consistent. PCOD care is a marathon, not a week-long diet.
For a detailed food guide, read the clinic’s blog on foods to avoid with PCOS.
PCOD and pregnancy: yes, it is possible
This is the biggest fear most women carry, so let us say it clearly. Many women with PCOD get pregnant, some naturally and some with a little medical help. PCOD can make ovulation irregular, which is why it takes longer for some women. But with the right treatment, ovulation can often be restored.
Dr. Harpreet Kaur supports women through the full journey: getting periods regular, helping ovulation, and then caring for the pregnancy itself. You can read about the clinic’s pregnancy care and infertility evaluation on the website.
Why women near you choose Dr. Harpreet Kaur for PCOD
When you search for a gynecologist “near me”, you are really asking two questions: is she good, and is she easy to reach?
Dr. Harpreet Kaur holds an MBBS, a DGO from CMC Ludhiana, and a DNB in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. She is a member of FOGSI and has more than 15 years of experience in women’s health. PCOD and PCOS care is one of her main areas of work, and the clinic has 135+ verified reviews on Google.
And she is genuinely near you. Remedy Health Clinic runs at two locations in Mohali: Sector 110 (TDI City) in the morning and Sector 91 in the evening. So whether you live or work in Mohali, Kharar or nearby, there is a clinic time that fits your day. You can read more about Dr. Harpreet Kaur here.
What happens at your first PCOD visit?
Your first visit is mostly a relaxed conversation. The doctor will ask about your periods, your symptoms, your lifestyle and any medicines you take. A physical check or test is done only if needed, and she will explain everything before doing it. Based on your reports, you leave with a clear plan: what to change, what to take, and when to come back.
You can ask anything, including the questions you feel shy about. Nothing will surprise her, and nothing is judged.
Where to find us in Mohali
Remedy Health Clinic has two clinics in Mohali, both run by Dr. Harpreet Kaur:
- Sector 110 (TDI City): SCO 112, King Street, TDI City, Sector 110, Mohali 140307. Monday to Saturday, 9 AM to 2 PM.
- Sector 91: 1076, Sector 91, Mohali 160062. Monday to Saturday, 5 PM to 8 PM.
Booking ahead is a good idea so you wait less. Call or WhatsApp +91 88474 16452 to book, or use the contact page.
FAQs
Who is the best doctor for PCOD in Mohali?
Choose a gynecologist who treats PCOD regularly, listens without rushing, and plans treatment around you. Dr. Harpreet Kaur treats PCOD and PCOS at Remedy Health Clinic, Mohali, with lifestyle guidance, medicines and fertility support.
Can PCOD be cured completely?
PCOD cannot be removed forever, but it can be managed very well. With the right lifestyle and treatment, most women get regular periods and normal, healthy lives.
Can I get pregnant if I have PCOD?
Yes. Many women with PCOD conceive, some naturally and some with medicines that help ovulation. Dr. Harpreet Kaur plans treatment based on whether pregnancy is your goal.
What is the difference between PCOD and PCOS?
They belong to the same family of hormone problems. PCOD is the milder, more common form, and PCOS is a stronger hormonal form. Your doctor can tell you which one you have after checking your reports.
What are the first signs of PCOD?
The most common early signs are irregular or missed periods, weight gain around the belly, acne, and extra hair on the face or body. Even two of these together are worth a check-up.
How is PCOD diagnosed?
A gynecologist uses your symptoms and history, an ultrasound of the ovaries, and blood tests for hormones and sugar. There is no single test; all three together confirm it.
Which foods should I avoid with PCOD?
Cut down on sugar, sweets, sugary drinks, deep-fried and packaged food. Eat more home-cooked meals with vegetables, dals and whole grains. Read the detailed guide on foods to avoid with PCOS.
Do teenagers get PCOD?
Yes, PCOD often starts in the teenage years. Early care prevents bigger problems later. Read more about PCOD in teenagers: early signs.
How much does PCOD treatment cost in Mohali?
Costs depend on the consultation, your tests and your medicines, and differ from person to person. Call or WhatsApp the clinic on +91 88474 16452 to ask the current fee before you book.
How do I book an appointment with Dr. Harpreet Kaur?
Call or WhatsApp +91 88474 16452, or book through the clinic website. Tell the team which timing suits you: Sector 110 in the morning or Sector 91 in the evening.
Still reading? That usually means something on this page felt familiar. Don’t wait for the symptoms to settle on their own. Message Remedy Health Clinic on WhatsApp or call +91 88474 16452 and book a PCOD consultation with Dr. Harpreet Kaur. One visit can give you a clear plan.
Remedy Health Clinic, TDI City Sector 110 and Sector 91, Mohali. Email: harpreetkgynec7@gmail.com
