Obgyn said my us was the perfect picture of pcos but said because i'm not overweight i can't have it. he did not diagnose or test further. i have a lot of symptoms with no answers. he was only worried whether or not i wanted my period. why?

If the U/S and the medical records support irregular bleeding episodes (anovulatory cycles) , a diagnosis of PCOS is appropriate. Unless pregnancy is desired, which may require ovulation induction by a fertility MD, treatment with low dose bcps is indicated to avoid sustained estrogen levels which can later cause endometrial changes with adverse progression.