Is ovary too small a symptom of polycystic ovary syndrome?

Patient's question:

Menstruation for 12 days, left ovary is approximately 13×11mm, right ovary is 9×7mm. On the 12th day, are the ovaries a bit small? Planning to have a child this month, can I get a non-ovulation shot? Also, do I not have symptoms of PCOS?

Doctor's answer:

31 years old, according to your condition, polycystic ovary syndrome needs to be diagnosed based on the results of the six fusion hormone tests in the ultrasound, as well as a comprehensive analysis of your symptoms and signs. The color Doppler ultrasound examination results show that the ovaries are slightly small, but it cannot be confirmed how accurate the examination is. Additionally, no follicles were observed, and the ovulation-stimulating injection was ineffective. You can consult the relevant doctor to determine this.

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