Thyroid, PCOS & Hormonal Health Care in Gachibowli
At AMC Hospital in Gopanpally, near Gowlidoddi and Gachibowli, Dr. Akhila Reddy, a Family Physician with a UK postgraduate diploma in Endocrinology, provides evidence-based care for common hormonal and metabolic conditions such as thyroid disorders, PCOS and chronic fatigue. Stress and busy work schedules can affect hormonal health. We begin with a clinical evaluation and appropriate investigations to understand what may be contributing to your symptoms, and then create an individualized care plan with regular follow-up.
Care for Common Hormonal Conditions
Thyroid Care
Thyroid symptoms such as tiredness, weight change and mood changes can overlap with other conditions, so a proper evaluation matters. We assess thyroid function with appropriate blood tests, adjust treatment based on your results and symptoms, and arrange regular follow-up for conditions such as hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism.
PCOS & Women’s Hormonal Health
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) can affect menstrual cycles, weight and insulin resistance. Dr. Reddy evaluates your symptoms, metabolic risk factors and relevant blood tests, and discusses management options including lifestyle changes and medication when appropriate. Fertility concerns are assessed, with referral to a gynecologist or fertility specialist as needed.
Medical Weight Management
Weight gain can be linked to hormonal and metabolic factors such as insulin resistance or thyroid disease. After a clinical assessment, we offer a doctor-supervised plan that may include nutrition and lifestyle guidance, continuous glucose monitoring where appropriate, and medication, including GLP-1 therapy, when clinically indicated. Learn more about our weight loss clinic in Gachibowli.
A Streamlined Hormonal Evaluation
At AMC Hospital, your hormonal health evaluation is organized into three simple steps:
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Step 1: Consultation to review your symptoms, medical history, family history and lifestyle.
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Step 2: On-site blood sampling as clinically indicated, such as thyroid profile, reproductive hormones or cortisol.
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Step 3: Review of your results with the doctor, a treatment plan, and follow-up guidance.
Meet Dr. Akhila Reddy
Dr. Akhila Reddy | MBBS, DNB (Family Medicine), Family Physician
Dr. Reddy is a Family Physician with a Postgraduate Diploma in Endocrinology from the University of South Wales (UK) and a Postgraduate Diploma in Diabetes from Cardiff University (UK). She combines the comprehensive, continuous care of family medicine with additional training in hormonal and metabolic health. She previously served as an Associate Consultant at AIG Hospitals.
Book a Hormonal Health Consultation
Book a consultation at AMC Hospital and start an individualized care plan for your hormonal and metabolic health.
Frequently asked questions
Which thyroid tests will I need?
Most people start with a TSH blood test, sometimes with T3, T4 or anti-TPO. The doctor reads the results along with your symptoms. See our guide: Thyroid tests: TSH, T3 and T4 explained.
When should I get my thyroid checked?
Talk to the doctor if you have ongoing tiredness, unexplained weight change, hair fall, feeling too cold or too hot, a swelling in the neck, or irregular periods. Read: Who should get a thyroid test?
Do you see PCOS and other hormone problems?
Yes. Dr. Akhila Reddy, a family physician with a postgraduate diploma in Endocrinology from the University of South Wales, UK, sees thyroid, PCOS and other hormone-related concerns. Serious or complex cases are referred when needed.
Do I have to take thyroid medicine for life?
It depends on the cause and your test results. Some people need it long term and some do not. Please never start or stop thyroid tablets on your own. See: Mildly raised TSH: do I need medicine?