Lean PCOS?

Question

Hey all. I’m 29 with an 8yo. We have been TTC for the last 5 months. I have stage 2 endometriosis and figured it would take a little longer to conceive. I went to a new OB for a pre conception appointment. She decided to do blood work because of how long my cycles are (31-38 days average is around 34) I just got my blood work back and was told I have lean PCOS. I guess my testosterone levels are low and don’t have any physical indicators of having pcos. Does anyone know about pcos and having low testosterone and what I should expect at my upcoming appointment?

Answer

I'd highly recommend The Period Repair Manual. It talks about the root causes of PCOS and working on treating that. I have lean PCOS but my root cause is inflammation. Cutting out reduced sugar and dairy really helps my symptoms. 
When I was diagnosed with PCOS I was a bit of an overachiever and had all three of the Rotterdam criteria: anovulatory/irregular periods, the pearl line ring of cysts on ovaries, and hirsutism with raised testosterone levels. 
You'll probably have an ultrasound to look at your ovaries and uterus shape. Depending on that result you may get an HSG test done. If you aren't ovulating naturally there are medicines they can prescribe that can promote ovulation.