Table 1.

Comparison of inflammatory markers and biochemical parameters of PCOS between patients with PCOS and control subjects.

n: 30		Mean ±SD	P value
Neopterin (nmol/L)	PCOS	12.1±11	0.464
	Control	11±9.4
TNF-α (ng/L)	PCOS	262.2±246.0	1.000
	Control	254.1±263
IL-6 (ng/L)	PCOS	173.2±143.4	0.818
	Control	165.5±119.3
CRP (mg/dl)	PCOS	1±1.1	0.121
	Control	1±1.4
N/L Ratio	PCOS	9±9.4	0.045
	Control	3.3±56
B12 (pg/ml)	PCOS	256.3±203.3	0.033
	Control	265±99
F. Test. (uıU/ML)	PCOS	1.5±1.0	0.014
	Control	1±1
LH/FSH (muı/ml)	PCOS	2.2±1.3	0.002
	Control	1.3±0.7
Total-C (mg/dl)	PCOS	192±51.1	0.099
	Control	170.5±47
TAG (mg/dl)	PCOS	1356±54.1	0.014
	Control	115.3±81.2
E2 (pg/ml)	PCOS	123.3±145.4	0.093
	Control	58±44
Fasting (mg/dl) B.G.	PCOS	104±18	0.001
	Control	91.5±14.3
Age	PCOS	26.2±4	0.395
	Control	28±4.3
BMI (kg/m2)	PCOS	24±4	0.760
	Control	24±4
WHR (cm)	PCOS	0.9±0.1	0.001
	Control	0.8±0.1
FG score	PCOS	12±3.1	0.000
	Control	7±1

Data are presented as mean ± standard deviation. There are used student t test and nonparametric Mann-Whitney U test. p values: p values denoting the outcomes of comparison of the parameters of biochemical PCOS and Control groups. p<0.05 was considered to be statistically significant. CRP – C-reactive protein; TNF-α – tumor necrosis factor-α; IL-1 – interleukin-1; IL-6 – interleukin-6; NLR – neutrophil to lymphocyte ratio; TAG – triglyceride; Total-C – total cholesterol; FSH – follicle-stimulating hormone; LH – luteinizing hormone; E2 – Estradiol2; F.test – free testosterone; BMI – Body Mass Index; WHG – waist-to-hip ratio; FG score – Ferriman-Gallowey score; Fasting B.G. – fasting blood glucose.