IR should be investigated in women with PCOS having a BMIâ€¯â‰¥â€¯25, independent of their phenotype or AMH levels. We found a positive correlation between BMI and IR. IR was not correlated with different PCOS phenotypes either. Also, we did not reveal a correlation between serum AMH levels and IR in women with PCOS. The serum AMH levels between women with IR and without IR in PCOS were not significantly different. However, no correlation was found between AMH and HOMA-IR. Positive correlations were found between BMI, free testosterone and HOMA-IR. No significant difference was found among PCOS phenotypes in terms of HOMA-IR and BMI. The median HOMA-IR values were the highest in women with BMIâ€¯â‰¥â€¯25 in both IR (+) and IR (-) groups. However, in each AMH percentile BMI were found to be higher in women with IR than in women without IR. Also, HOMA-IR values were not significant among different AMH percentiles. Serum AMH levels were not significantly different among women with and without IR. The prevalence of IR was 57% in women with BMIâ€¯â‰¥â€¯25. Further, HOMA-IR, BMI and AMH values were measured across different PCOS phenotypes. Additionally, AMH percentiles were (75) constructed HOMA-IR and BMI values in women with/without IR were compared in different percentiles. Serum AMH and other hormones were compared between the IR (+) and IR (-) groups. Women were grouped according to the presence of insulin resistance (IR) (HOMA-IRâ€¯â‰¥â€¯2.5). Insulin resistance was diagnosed according to the Homeostatic model assessment insulin resistant (HOMA-IR) formula and the cut-off point was set to more than 2.5. 293 women with PCOS according to the Rotterdam criteria were enrolled into our study. To compare the serum AMH levels between women with and without insulin resistance (IR) in polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).

Sahmay, Sezai Aydogan Mathyk, Begum Sofiyeva, Nigar Atakul, Nil Azemi, AslÄ± Erel, Tamer Serum AMH levels and insulin resistance in women with PCOS.

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