PCOS doesn’t go away with menopause, so you can continue to have symptoms. PCOS and Perimenopause (the period before menopause, often beginning in your 40’s) have several symptoms in common, which can make it difficult for women to be newly diagnosed with PCOS during perimenopause.
Below is a link to an article with a chart comparing the symptoms of menopause and PCOS, as well as which ones they have in common. This can help you figure out which symptoms belong to which, and the ones they have in common: https://www.healthline.com/health/menopause/pcos-and-menopause
