FemTech in India: Transforming Women's Healthcare Through Digital Innovation
The recent renaming of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) to Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) reflects the growing recognition that the condition affects multiple body systems rather than being only a reproductive disorder. Even before this global shift, India's FemTech (Female Technology) sector had begun offering integrated and technology-driven solutions for managing women's health conditions.
What is FemTech?
- FemTech refers to technology-enabled products and services designed specifically for women's health.
- It includes digital platforms, mobile applications, wearable devices and teleconsultation services.
- Focus areas include Menstrual health, Fertility and pregnancy care, PCOS/PMOS management, Menopause care, Sexual and reproductive health, and Mental health and wellness.
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