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Table 1 Some clinical and thyroidal data evaluated. The numbers of women in whom the given parameters were available are reported in brackets. Comparison was made between women with normal thyroid function and women on L-T4 therapy. Other drugs were: spironolactone (n = 2), dopamine-antagonist (n = 2), steroids (n = 2), rizatriptan (n = 1), and hydroxychloroquine (n = 1)

From: Evaluation of anti-Müllerian hormone in pre-menopausal women stratified according to thyroid function, autoimmunity and age

 

All women (n = 250)

Women with normal thyroid function (n = 171)

Women on L-T4 therapy (n = 79)

Significance

P

Age (year); mean ± SD

34.1 ± 9.9

31.5 ± 9.2

39.7 ± 9.5

< 0.0001

BMI (kg/m2); median, IQR, Cl

22.2; 20.2-25.6

21.5-22.9

21.7; 19.9-25.2

21.1-22.6

23.5; 21.2-26.6

21.9-22.4

0.03

Non-smokers (%)

71% (116)

72% (90)

54% (26)

0.01

Former/current smokers (%)

29% (47)

28% (25)

46% (22)

 

TSH (mIU/l); median, IQR, Cl

2.00; 1.28-2.84

1.84-2.23

2.08; 1.35-2.83

1.87-2.30

1.84; 1.05-2.85

1.48-2.17

0.11

f-T4 (pmol/l); median, IQR, Cl

13.4; 11.5-15.7

13.0-14.0

12.9; 11.1-14.7

12.4-13.3

15.2; 12.8-17.6

14.0-16.2

< 0.0001

L-T4 (μg/day); median, IQR, Cl

60.0; 50.0-90.7

57.1-75.0

 

TPOAb positive (%)

43% (166)

20% (96)

66% (70)

< 0.0001

TV (ml); median, IQR, Cl

7.9; 6.4-10.6 (215) 7.4-8.4

7.9; 6.6-10.3 (151) 7.6-8.5

8.0; 5.4-12.1 (64) 6.2-9.5

 

Other ongoing drugs (number) none

124

91

33

 

vitamin D/other vitamins

27

14

13

 

hormonal contraceptives

28

21

7

 

psychotropic drugs

23

13

10

 

cabergoline

17

13

4

 

metformin

8

6

2

 

anti-secretive drugs

7

2

5

 

H1- inhibitors drugs

5

4

1

 

statins

3

2

1

 

other drugs

8

7

1