Dr. P. Banerji's Homeopathic Clinic & Telemedicine Centre বাংলা EN

Homeopathic treatment for PCOD and irregular periods

Consult our doctors at the Kolkata clinic, or by phone — medicines couriered anywhere in India.

Homeopathy practice since 1918~600 patients & enquirers a dayAll-India by courier
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How treatment works

  1. 1Call or WhatsApp — tell us your symptoms
  2. 2Doctor consultation at the clinic or by phone/video
  3. 3Medicines prepared and couriered to your home

About PCOD treatment

We treat irregular or missed periods, ovarian cysts, weight changes, acne and hair concerns linked to PCOD. Treatment is individualised: your first consultation covers your full menstrual and medical history, reports you already have, and your current symptoms.

When you call, have ready: your last period dates, any ultrasound or hormone reports, and a list of medicines you currently take.

Our doctors

A clinic team of 14 homeopaths, including:

PB
Dr. Paramesh Banerji, Principal homeopath
Third-generation practice, Kolkata · Bengali · Hindi · English
PC
Dr. Poulomi Chattopadhyay, Senior Medical Officer
At the Kolkata clinic · Bengali · Hindi · English
SD
Dr. Soumyadeep Dey, Senior Medical Officer
At the Kolkata clinic · Bengali · Hindi · English

The clinic

145 Rashbehari Avenue, 4th Floor, Kolkata 700029, West Bengal, India

Dr. P. Banerji's Homoeopathic Healthcare Pvt. Ltd. · GSTIN 19AAECD6813F1ZP

Lines open 8:00–20:00 IST

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Common questions

What does the first consultation cost?

Consultation fees are confirmed on the phone before you book. There is no charge for calling to ask.

Which languages do the doctors speak?

Bengali, Hindi and English.

I am not in Kolkata — can I still consult?

Yes. Consultations happen by phone or video, and medicines are couriered to your address anywhere in India.

What should I keep ready when I call?

Your last period dates, any ultrasound or hormone reports, and a list of current medicines.

How long does a course of medicines last?

Typically 4–6 weeks per course; the doctor reviews progress at each follow-up.