This condition is commonly called Stein-Leventhal syndrome and usually develops shortly after puberty . Some women exhibit virilization . Normal ovarian function is dependent on a number of hormones and failure of one or more of these hormones to be produced at the right time, in the proper concentration, can interfere with normal development. Ovarian function will not proceed normally if a woman's body does not produce sufficient amounts of pituitary hormones. However, there is not currently enough evidence to prove a genetic link to the disease.
Conception is frequently possible with proper surgical or medicinal treatments.
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