PCOS

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is often associated with women in their 20s and 30s, but its symptoms and complications can persist — or even intensify — after 40. At Srinivas Priya Hospital, we offer specialized and evolving care programs designed to address PCOS management for women over 40 in Perambur and surrounding areas. With a focus on hormonal balance, metabolic health, and quality of life, our team supports women navigating this complex condition during midlife. Understanding PCOS After 40 As women age, PCOS doesn’t disappear — in fact, it can change in nature. While irregular periods may improve as menopause approaches, challenges like weight gain, insulin resistance, and cardiovascular risk can become more prominent. For women over 40, PCOS often overlaps with other health conditions like thyroid disorders, perimenopause, and type 2 diabetes. Common PCOS Symptoms in Women Over 40 Weight gain or difficulty losing weight Irregular or heavy periods Increased facial hair or hair thinning Fatigue and mood fluctuations Elevated cholesterol or blood sugar levels Sleep disturbances Srinivas Priya Hospital recognizes the need for age-specific PCOS management — one that addresses not just symptoms but the root hormonal and metabolic imbalances. Why Age-Specific PCOS Care Matters PCOS in younger women often focuses on fertility and menstrual regularity. But after 40, the focus shifts toward preventing long-term health risks such as cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, osteoporosis, and uterine cancer. Our specialists emphasize individualized care plans based on the patient’s age, goals, and overall health status. Comprehensive PCOS Management for Women Over 40 in Perambur Srinivas Priya Hospital offers an integrated, multidisciplinary approach to PCOS management for women who are over 40, combining expert gynecological, endocrinological, and lifestyle support. Key Components of Our Program 1. Hormonal Evaluation and Monitoring Regular assessment of reproductive and thyroid hormones Menopause and perimenopause transition care 2. Metabolic and Cardiac Risk Assessment Monitoring blood sugar, lipid profile, and blood pressure Early screening for diabetes and heart disease 3. Weight and Nutrition Counselling Personalized dietary plans to manage weight and insulin resistance Anti-inflammatory and hormone-friendly diet guidance 4. Exercise and Lifestyle Planning Safe and age-appropriate physical activity routines Stress management strategies, including yoga and mindfulness 5. Medication Support (If Needed) Hormone therapy tailored for midlife Monitoring for potential side effects and adjustments 6. Mental Health and Emotional Support Addressing mood swings, anxiety, and self-esteem concerns Access to counselling and group support when required Tailored Women’s Health Services Women over 40 face unique challenges with PCOS that go beyond the condition itself. Our gynecology department offers additional support for related concerns such as: Perimenopause and menopausal transition Endometrial health and screening Bone density maintenance Fertility preservation (if desired) Pelvic ultrasound and ovarian monitoring All services are delivered by a caring and professional team dedicated to women’s long-term health and wellness. Why Choose Srinivas Priya Hospital for PCOS Care Our reputation as a leader in PCOS management for women over 40 in Perambur is based on trust, personalized care, and clinical excellence. What Sets Us Apart Experienced Women’s Health Specialists: Skilled in handling complex, midlife hormonal conditions Advanced Diagnostic Facilities : On-site lab testing, ultrasound, and cardiac risk screening Patient-Centered Approach : Respectful, non-judgmental, and tailored to each woman’s needs Long-Term Wellness Planning : We help patients not just treat symptoms, but thrive in the years ahead Take Charge of Your Health with Expert Support PCOS doesn’t end at 40 — but with the right care, it doesn’t have to limit your well-being either. At Srinivas Priya Hospital, we offer women over 40 the latest in PCOS management, helping you feel empowered, informed, and supported through every phase of life.If you’re facing unexplained symptoms or want to take control of your health, our expert team is here to help. Book a consultation today and take the first step toward balance and vitality.

Let’s have an open conversation about something many women experience but don’t always talk about—fibroids. These common growths in the uterus can affect your health and well-being in ways you might not even realize. At Srinivas Priya Hospital, we’re all about women’s health, so let’s dive into the basics and clear up some of the mystery surrounding fibroids. What Exactly Are Fibroids? First things first—fibroids are non-cancerous growths that form in or around the uterus. They’re made up of muscle and connective tissue, and they can show up in different places. Inside the uterine wall (intramural fibroids) Under the uterine lining (submucosal fibroids) On the outer surface of the uterus (subserosal fibroids) Or attached by a little stalk (pedunculated fibroids) Fibroids can be tiny or grow big enough to cause noticeable symptoms. Every woman’s experience is unique! Am I at Risk for Fibroids? If you’re wondering whether you might develop fibroids, here are some things to keep in mindAge matters : They’re most common in women between 30 and 50.Hormones play a role : Oestrogen and progesterone can encourage fibroid growth.It runs in the family : If your mom or sister had fibroids, your chances go up.Lifestyle counts : Obesity, eating too much red meat, or not being active can increase your risk. How Do I Know If I Have Fibroids? Here’s the tricky part—not all fibroids cause symptoms. But when they do, you might notice: Heavy, painful or long periods A feeling of pressure or pain in your lower belly The need to pee often or difficulty emptying your bladder Constipation Backaches or pain in the stomach area Growing abdomen How Are Fibroids Diagnosed? At Srinivas Priya Hospital, we have some amazing tools to help identify fibroids. An ultrasound is often the first step, but we might also recommend an MRI or a hysteroscopy (a tiny camera that looks inside your uterus). These tools help us figure out the size and location of the fibroids so we can plan the best treatment for you. What Can Be Done About Fibroids? The good news is that there are plenty of options, and we’ll help you choose what’s best for you. Treatments range from