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PCOD vs PCOS - How are PCOD and PCOS Different from Each Other?

PCOD vs PCOS Difference: Understand how PCOD and PCOS are different from each other. In this video, Dr. Astha Dayal, a gynecologist practicing in Gurgaon at CK Birla Hospital, explains PCOD (Polycystic Ovarian Disease) or PCOS(Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome). Useful Resource: https://www.hexahealth.com/blog/pcod-... She mentions how for the most part, PCOS and PCOS are the same things, and the only difference found is when during an ultrasound, polycystic ovaries are detected, it's called PCOD. When one has a spectrum of other symptoms because of PCOD, it is called PCOS. PCOD occurs when the ovaries produce many immature or partially mature eggs due to poor lifestyle, obesity, stress, and hormonal imbalance. This condition can lead to anovulation, where ovaries stop releasing eggs. The various symptoms of PCOD include: 🔹Irregular or delayed periods 🔹Excessive weight gain or difficulty with losing weight 🔹Excess body hair growth, especially in the jawline, chin, chest, stomach, and back Hair loss from the scalp 🔹Infertility Additionally, she mentions how PCOS is a more severe form of polycystic ovaries that can cause diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol levels as one ages, and sleep apnea if you are overweight. However, she adds that the majority of the time, it's a lifestyle disease caused by an unhealthy diet without exercise, or if you don't have adequate sleep and experience a high-stress level, it might aggravate the condition. Genetic factors play a role, too; having a family history of diabetes or thyroid dysfunction might make one more likely to develop the disease. However, around 5- 10% of women in their childbearing years (12 to 45) suffer from PCOD, a hormonal condition. In this condition, a woman's hormones go out of balance, creating various symptoms, including the absence of ovulation, irregular menstrual cycle, difficulty conceiving, weight gain, acne, and hirsutism. While the prevalence of PCOD differs, it affects around 9% to 22% of Indian women. She adds how some minor tweaks in your diet and lifestyle can help you control PCOD/PCOS like: 🔹Cutting down high glycemic index carbohydrates or sweets 🔹Including more protein-rich food items 🔹Consuming more fruits and vegetables 🔹40-60 minutes of exercise 🔹8-hour sleep cycle 🔹Reducing stress Key Moment: 🔹What is PCOD? 0:16 🔹What is PCOS? 0:50 🔹What is the similarity between PCOD and PCOS? 1:37 🔹How are PCOD and PCOS Different from Each Other? 2:17 🔹Which is Worse, PCOD or PCOS? 2:51 🔹How does PCOD/PCOS Affect Fertility? 3:23 🔹How to Manage PCOD/PCOS? 4:06 To know more, visit https://www.hexahealth.com/ Follow us on: YouTube:    / @hexahealth   Facebook:   / hexahealthlive   Instagram:   / hexahealthofficial   Twitter:   / hexahealthlive   Linkedin:   / hexahealth   Connect with us: Call our expert: +91 88606 88606 Whatsapp Here: https://rebrand.ly/hexa-wa-yt-expert Disclaimer: Treatment time, recovery time, and results are influenced by the severity and pre-existing conditions of the patient. It is recommended that patients consult their physicians before any type of surgery. Insurance claims are subject to the policy terms. #PCOS #PCOD #PCOSvsPCOD