How much does an IVF treatment cycle cost in Mysore?

The cost of a single IVF cycle at Santasa Fertility & IVF in Mysore ranges from ₹1,00,000 to ₹2,00,000, including stimulation monitoring, egg retrieval, and embryo transfer with transparent EMI options and no hidden charges.

Where are Santasa IVF centers located in Karnataka?

Santasa IVF operates premier state-of-the-art fertility centers in both Mysuru (963/1A, New Kanthraju Urs Road, Lakshmipuram - Phone: +91 9620099936) and Hassan (Sri Venkatadri Arcade, KR Puram - Phone: +91 9620099969).

What is Santasa IVF clinical success rate?

Santasa IVF records verified clinical pregnancy success rates between 70% and 72%, backed by modular Class 10,000 cleanroom embryo culture laboratories and AI-assisted semen diagnostic technology.

What is Intra-Amniotic PRF/PRP Therapy for amniotic fluid leak?

Pioneered by Dr. Sowmya Dinesh at Santasa, Intra-Amniotic PRF & PRP therapy is a breakthrough fetal intervention that seals premature membrane ruptures (PPROM/PVPROM), having successfully restored amniotic fluid and resulted in 12 healthy live births in an initial clinical trial.

🌸 PCOS & PMOS Care🔬 Polyendocrine Metabolic Care

PCOS Care & Metabolic Health
(Polyendocrine Metabolic Syndrome – PMOS)

Irregular Periods, Acne, Weight Gain or Difficulty Conceiving? It Could Be PCOS.

At Santasa, we provide comprehensive, evidence-based care focusing on symptom relief, fertility restoration, and long-term metabolic health protection.

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1 in 10

Women Affected Worldwide

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PMOS

Modern Polyendocrine Classification

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Letrozole

First-Line Ovulation Induction

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5–10%

Weight Loss Restores Ovulation

PCOS / PMOS Overview

3D Endocrine & Metabolic Pathways — Polyendocrine Metabolic Syndrome (PMOS)

Take control of your hormonal & metabolic health today.

Overview & PMOS Nomenclature

Is PCOS Getting a New Name?

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PMOS — Polyendocrine Metabolic Syndrome

Global experts have coined the term PMOS (Polyendocrine Metabolic Syndrome) because "Polycystic Ovary Syndrome" is misleading. Many women with PCOS do not have ovarian cysts, and the condition affects far more than just the ovaries—impacting hormones, glucose metabolism, cardiovascular health, and fertility.

PCOS is a hormonal and metabolic condition where the ovaries do not release eggs regularly (anovulation) and the body produces higher-than-normal levels of male-type hormones (androgens).

Root Causes & Contributing Factors

What Causes PCOS?

While the exact cause is complex, several interconnected genetic and environmental factors contribute:

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Genetic Predisposition

Family history of irregular periods, diabetes, or PCOS.

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Insulin Resistance

Higher insulin levels trigger the ovaries to produce excess androgens.

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Hormonal Imbalance

Altered LH/FSH ratio disrupting normal ovulation cycles.

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Increased Androgens

Excess male hormone levels causing acne, hair growth, and follicle arrest.

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Lifestyle & Stress

Sedentary habits, poor sleep, and chronic low-grade inflammation.

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Obesity & Lean PCOS

Weight exacerbates insulin resistance, but 1/3 of women have normal weight.

🛑Important Clarification: PCOS is NOT caused by eating too much sugar or doing something "wrong." It is a genuine medical disorder with genetic and metabolic roots.

Symptoms & Rotterdam Diagnostic Guidelines

How Do I Know If I Have PCOS?

Rotterdam Diagnostic Criteria (2 or more required):

1. Irregular Ovulation

Infrequent, delayed, or absent menstrual periods.

2. Excess Androgens

Acne, excess facial/body hair, or high testosterone levels.

3. Polycystic Ovaries

Multiple small follicles on ultrasound (when appropriate).

💡 Can Thin Women Get PCOS?

Yes. Up to 33% of women with PCOS have a normal body weight (Lean PCOS). They require identical metabolic and fertility care.

🩺 Is Ultrasound Enough?

No. Cysts alone do not diagnose PCOS. In teenagers, ultrasound is generally avoided due to normal post-pubertal multifollicular ovaries.

Long-Term Health & Fertility Management

Long-Term Health Risks of PCOS

PCOS extends beyond fertility. Proactive monitoring protects against long-term complications:

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Ovulation Infertility

Infrequent ovulation makes natural conception delayed, but treatment is highly successful.

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Type 2 Diabetes & Prediabetes

Insulin resistance increases lifetime risk; early screening is essential.

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Cardiovascular Risk

Higher risk of hypertension, elevated cholesterol, and fatty liver disease.

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Uterine Lining Health

Prolonged absence of periods increases endometrial hyperplasia & cancer risk.

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Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Frequent in both lean and overweight PCOS profiles.

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Mental Health & Anxiety

Increased incidence of anxiety, depression, and body image concerns.

Comprehensive & Tailored Treatment

How is PCOS Treated at Santasa?

1. Lifestyle Modification (First-Line)

Foundation of all PCOS management regardless of weight

✓Regular physical activity & structured strength training

✓Balanced, anti-inflammatory nutrition low in refined carbohydrates

✓5–10% weight loss in overweight women restores spontaneous ovulation

✓Optimised sleep hygiene & stress reduction techniques

Why Choose Santasa for PCOS Care

Multidisciplinary PCOS Excellence

✨Dedicated PCOS Clinic & Metabolic Monitoring

✨Comprehensive Hormonal & Glucose Evaluation

✨Personalised Nutrition & Lifestyle Guidance

✨Fertility Specialists & Ovulation Induction Under One Roof

✨Evidence-Based Care Following International Guidelines

✨Long-Term Endometrial & Cardiovascular Protection

14 Frequently Asked Questions

PCOS Care & Metabolic Health(Polyendocrine Metabolic Syndrome – PMOS)