My sister and I both have PCO without any symptoms at all. Was diagnosed at ultrasound because we both did IVF but nothing to do with the PCO. It was just an incidental finding. I think I read somewhere that about 1 in 4 women may have it. And it does not actually mean they will develop into bad cysts. My FS says it is no big deal in everyday life but it can make IVF a bit difficult as reaction to drugs is not as predictable as someone without PCO. PCOS is worse as there is definitely a hormone imbalance so IVF is even more predictable.
If the egg doesnt mature it is no good, but how do they test the quality? I had an ovulation test done, and he said I was ovulating 'fantastically' ... but how does he know it is actually being released?? kwim? or even if the egg is any good? Might have to have the AMH done?
re the ovulation test, my understanding is that the hormone they test for would only be present if the egg had been released. but they can't test for egg quality. I think they can only make conclusions about that when doing IVF and seeing how the egg reacts with the sperm and whether the embryo grows.
hope you get some answers