PCOS doctor online

Periods that come every two or three months, acne along the jaw, hair on the chin, weight that will not shift, or a scan report that says polycystic ovaries. Share what is happening and any reports, and a doctor explains it and plans the next steps with you.

For adults 18 and over. Under 18, a parent books and joins the consult.

Book a consult · chat from ₹199 Ask on WhatsApp first

A doctor usually replies within 30 minutes
A written plan with every consult
48 hours of follow-up questions included
Registered PingMeDoc™ doctors, online across India

Not for emergencies. For severe symptoms, go to the nearest hospital or call 108.

Online consultation for PCOS

PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome) is a common hormonal condition. Doctors usually diagnose it when two of three things are present: irregular or missed periods, signs of higher male hormones such as acne or extra facial hair (or raised levels on a blood test), and polycystic ovaries on an ultrasound, once other causes such as thyroid or prolactin problems are ruled out. Polycystic ovaries on a scan alone do not mean you have PCOS. Treatment depends on what troubles you most: periods, skin and hair, weight, or trying for a baby.

An online consult can help with

Irregular, delayed or missed periods
Understanding an ultrasound or hormone report
Acne, oily skin, or extra hair on the face and body
Weight gain and finding it hard to lose weight
First advice and tests when planning a pregnancy with PCOS
Checking your sugar and cholesterol, which PCOS can raise

See a doctor in person if

Trouble breathing, chest pain, fainting, confusion or a seizure: go to the nearest emergency department or call 108.
Very heavy bleeding (soaking through a pad every hour for two hours or more) or bleeding with dizziness
Severe lower tummy pain, especially if you could be pregnant
A positive pregnancy test with pain or bleeding
A deepening voice or body hair that is growing fast over a few months

How an online consultation works

1
Tell the doctor what is wrong
A few short questions, about two minutes. Add photos or reports if you have them.
2
Pay. The chat opens.
Chat from ₹199. A doctor usually replies within 30 minutes. The doctor can switch to video if needed; some prescription medicines need a short video call first.
3
A plan, in writing
What it is likely to be, what to take and what to avoid. A prescription where appropriate, and 48 hours of follow-up questions in the same chat.
4
Tests at home, if needed
Book any test the doctor suggests with home sample collection where available, and share the report in the same chat within the 48 hours.

What the doctor may do

Ask about your periods, skin, hair, weight and any plans for pregnancy
Read your ultrasound and hormone reports with you
Suggest tests to confirm PCOS, rule out thyroid and prolactin problems, and check sugar and cholesterol
Advise on food, activity and weight, which help many women with PCOS
Check whether long gaps between periods need treatment to protect the womb lining
Prescribe medicine where clinically appropriate
Refer you to a gynaecologist for a scan, an examination or fertility care when you need one

Tests the doctor may suggest

Only if your symptoms call for them. You can book these with home sample collection where available.

PCOS & Hormonal Acne Blood Test LH, FSH & Prolactin Thyroid Profile (T3, T4, TSH)HbA1c

Choose how you want to speak with a doctor

Chat with a registered doctor

From ₹199

Message the doctor and get written advice.

Call with a registered doctor

From ₹299

Speak by voice call at a time that suits you.

Includes a written note from the doctor. A prescription is issued only if the doctor finds it appropriate.
48 hours of follow-up questions in the same chat.
A doctor usually replies within 30 minutes.

Online doctor consultations from other services typically range from ₹650 to ₹800, based on a review of publicly listed prices in October 2026. Prices change; check the provider's current price before comparing.

Frequently asked questions

Can PCOS be managed online?

Much of it can: understanding your reports, planning the right tests, and advice on periods, skin, hair and weight. An ultrasound or an examination needs an in-person visit, and the doctor tells you when.

Which doctor should I see for PCOS?

A gynaecologist usually leads PCOS care, with an endocrinologist or dermatologist helping with hormones or skin. A general physician can start the work-up, read your reports and advise on first steps. Our online PCOS consults are taken by general physicians, who refer you on when you need a specialist.

Can I get pregnant if I have PCOS?

Many women with PCOS do, sometimes with help to ovulate. If your periods are very irregular, or you have been trying for a year (six months if you are over 35), see a gynaecologist or fertility specialist. The doctor can guide you on the first tests.

Who will I be speaking to?

A registered general physician from PingMeDoc's online panel. Every doctor's registration is checked before they join. If you need a specialist, an examination or a scan, the doctor tells you and refers you on.

How much does the online consultation cost?

A chat consultation starts at ₹199. The exact fee is shown before you pay, and it includes 48 hours of follow-up questions in the same chat.

How quickly will a doctor reply?

The chat opens as soon as you pay. A doctor usually replies within 30 minutes, and the doctor can switch to a call or video if they need to see you.

Consult an online doctor for PCOS today

Chat from ₹199. Ask on WhatsApp if you are unsure whether an online consult suits your problem.