PCOS is more than irregular periods — it's a lifelong metabolic condition that affects fertility, weight, skin, mood and long-term health. Prof. Parkar leads coordinated, evidence-based PCOS care.

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) affects roughly 1 in 10 women of reproductive age. It is defined by irregular ovulation, elevated androgens, and characteristic ovarian changes on ultrasound.
PCOS is best managed as a long-term partnership between patient and clinician — combining lifestyle, targeted medication, and, when needed, fertility support.
When to seek expert care
What we currently understand
Who is most affected
A careful, layered workup
Every option is discussed openly with you, with the risks, benefits and alternatives laid out clearly.
Structured nutrition, exercise and sleep — the most powerful long-term treatment for PCOS.
Combined pills or cyclical progestin to protect the endometrium and regulate cycles.
Metformin and modern insulin sensitisers when indicated.
Letrozole ovulation induction, controlled stimulation and referral to fertility partners.
Anti-androgen therapy and skin support in collaboration with dermatology.
Prof. Parkar pioneered laparoscopic gynecology in East Africa. Advanced keyhole and hysteroscopic techniques mean less pain, minimal scarring, and a faster return to life.
Discuss Your OptionsWhat to expect after treatment
Prof. Parkar introduced laparoscopic gynecology to East Africa and continues to train surgeons across the continent.
International qualifications and continuous participation in world-leading gynecology bodies.
Every consultation is private, thorough and explained in plain language — never rushed.
Anesthesia, imaging, fertility and, when needed, oncology colleagues working as one team.
Choose a time that works for you — online or in-person at Aster Healthcare, 3rd Parklands Avenue, Nairobi. Same-day responses and full pre-consultation guidance.