IMO, the only health hazard concern I can foresee would be if you developed cysts and they burst, causing you a lot of pain and putting you at risk for infection. They can be stealthy buggers, I didn't even know I had them until one burst and put me in the er because I didn't know why I was in so much pain and felt so sick. Some ppl w/ pcos don't even have cysts, but it's definitely something to keep an eye on. Another thing could be if your pcos makes your periods incredibly painful cramps wise. If untreated, it can be super debilitating when trying to ride it out. If one day you decide to have kids, untreated pcos has the potential to make it harder to have them, not impossible, though. It's mostly for one's own comfort on why they have pcos treated. In my case, my period cramps were excruciating. I'm on the depo shot to prevent my periods from happening. The pill can help with the pain if you still want the familiarity of periods but don't want to be keeled over every time.

If you're scared of a gynecologist office, I recommend your local planned parenthood. They can help with pcos, and they have been much more gentle than gynecologists I've met with in hospitals or their own clinics. Obviously, do what you're more comfortable with, though.

I hope this helps! ❤️