Polycystic Ovary Syndrome post-menopause

I am sorry you are having problems, it may not be considered an emergency but that does not diminish your pain / anguish. The general attitude towards women who are post menopausal seems to be rather dismissive. When in reality there are many symptoms that women ' just put up with' that should not happen. Suppose it's good news that your hospital investigation had no conclusion, however ........ you are clearly struggling with your symptoms. Hope someone on GN can give you some advice.

Thanks, Shelflife. I hoped there may be others here so I could discuss what happened after menopause- I’ve only found guidance about the effects on fertility. Seems they think the non-fertility problems disappear when you stop ovulating but I doubt it, hence the post. I get intermittent bleeding with cramps and sharp pain and although this has been investigated at a hospital there was no conclusion. I’ve no other symptoms and after 9 years it’s obviously not something to consider an emergency (ie cancer). Anyone else?

Position! Apologies.

Sidelined, PCOS is not a condition I have experience of , although I do recognize the pain and distress it causes. So in no post to advice - post menopausal or not. I do hope you have been able to get some answers and I wish you well.