Ayurvedic PCOS Treatment in Dubai

PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome) is a hormonal condition with irregular ovulation and higher androgens. Ayurveda links it to Kapha and Vata imbalance, weak Agni and Ama, and to irregular or scanty periods (Artava Kshaya). At RamaCare, a female Ayurvedic doctor plans your care, with a female GP for tests.

The two names are often used for the same condition. PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome) is the medical term used today; PCOD (polycystic ovarian disease) is an older name still widely used.

Usually when at least two of these are present: irregular periods, signs of higher androgens (acne, excess hair, or raised blood levels), and polycystic ovaries on ultrasound, after ruling out thyroid and other causes. Our female GP can arrange the tests and an ultrasound referral.

Yes. Ayurvedic PCOS care combines herbal medicines, therapies such as Virechana, Basti or Udwarthanam when suitable, and diet, exercise and sleep changes. It is complementary to medical care and planned for your PCOS type.

Commonly used herbs include Shatavari, Kanchanar Guggulu, Triphala and Ashoka. Dr. Shamna prescribes them according to your type and health; do not self-medicate.

Usually at least three to six menstrual cycles, and some women continue for six to twelve cycles. Progress is reviewed monthly, and your GP can repeat tests.

Ayurvedic care is traditionally used to support more regular cycles through diet, routine and herbs. Response varies; we track your cycles together at each follow-up.

Yes, as part of a plan. A Kapha-balancing diet, regular exercise, Udwarthanam and better sleep can support weight goals. Even modest weight loss often helps PCOS symptoms.

Ayurvedic care can be combined with our Ayurvedic skin and hair fall services, and our dermatologist can advise on medical options such as hair removal or acne treatment.

Ayurvedic care can support general health, weight and cycles, but fertility treatment should be managed by a gynaecologist or fertility specialist. If you have been trying for 12 months (or 6 months if you are over 35), see a specialist.

Usually yes. Never stop prescribed medicines on your own. Tell both doctors about everything you take; at RamaCare the GP and Ayurvedic doctor can coordinate in the same building.

Yes. Our Ayurvedic doctor, Dr. Shamna Keloth Meethal, and our GP are both female, and therapies are given by a female therapist.

Yes. Consultations, tests and therapies are planned for adult women regardless of marital status, with privacy and female staff.

Regular meals with vegetables, lentils, protein and whole grains, and fewer sweets, white bread and sugary drinks. See our Ayurvedic diet for PCOS for a full guide.

Many women do. Choose protein and slow carbohydrates at suhoor, go easy on sweets at iftar, and ask your doctor before fasting if you take metformin or other medicines.

An Ayurvedic PCOS consultation with Dr. Shamna starts from AED 200 and takes 45–60 minutes. Tests, medicines and therapies are priced according to your plan and confirmed before you start.

It depends on your policy. RamaCare works on a reimbursement basis: you pay at the clinic, and we provide itemised invoices and reports for your claim.

RamaCare Polyclinic is at 12 Al Dhiyafah Road, Jumeirah Terrace Building, Ground Floor, Jumeirah 1, Dubai, a few minutes from Satwa and Al Wasl and about 10 minutes from Jumeirah 2, City Walk and Karama. Open every day, 10am–10pm.

No. Despite the name, polycystic ovaries contain many small, harmless follicles (egg sacs), not true cysts. Some women with PCOS have normal-looking ovaries on ultrasound.

There is no cure for PCOS, but its symptoms can be managed. Weight loss if needed, regular exercise, diet changes and medical or Ayurvedic care can all help cycles, skin and energy. Be cautious of any clinic that promises a permanent cure.