Do polycystic ovary dominant follicles come out on their own?

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a condition in which the dominant follicle is not discharged by itself. If the patient is in

a mild condition, the hormone level in the body does not change significantly, and there is no obvious symptom, and the dominant follicle can still be discharged by itself. If the patient is in a serious condition, it may lead to follicle stimulating or luteinizing hormone level disorder, thus causing ovulation disorders. At this time, the dominant follicle cannot be discharged by itself.