Table 1.

Comparison of ovarian reserve markers in different socioeconomic groups.

	LSES (31) Mean ± standart deviation	MSES (37) Mean ± standart deviation	HSES (33) Mean ± standart deviation	P value
Age (years)	28.40±5.27	28.40±5.27	28.14±4.84	β: 0.180 α: 0.108 μ: 0.835
Weight (kg)	65.77±12.56	62.08±10.31	63.18±4.84	β: 0.188 α: 0.367 μ: 0.656
Height (cm)	1.62±0.049	1.61±0.056	1.64±0.076	β: 0.478 α: 0.261 μ: 0.086
FSH (IU/L)	13.56±9.70	4.59±2.35	4.66±2.75	β: 0.000 α: 0.000 μ: 0.906
AMH (ng/ml)	0.92±1.02	2.92±1.00	3.16±0.70	β: 0.000 α: 0.000 μ: 0.257
AFC (mm)	5.03±2.84	12.45±4.38	11.57±3.60	β: 0.000 α: 0.000 μ: 0.364

Student’s t-test and Mann-Whitney U test were used for statistical analysis. p<0.05 was considered statistically significant. LSES – low socioeconomic status; MSES – middle socioeconomic status; HSES – high socioeconomic status, AMH – anti-Müllerian hormone; FSH – follicle stimulating hormone; AFC – Antral follicle count. Comparison between LSES(3) and MSES(2) – β; Comparison between LSES(3) and HSES(1) – α; Comparison between MSES(2) and HSES(1) – μ.