Table 2

- Thyroid profile according to the gender, body mass index grade, and dyslipidemia in patients with subclinical hypothyroidism (N=137).

ParametersSubclinical hypothyroidism
TSH (uIU/mL)FT3 (pmol/L)FT4 (pmol/L)
Gender
Female (n=118)7.15±2.264.17±0.6715.84±2.38
Male (n=19)6.88±1.554.61±0.8116.52±2.28
P-values0.520.240.035*
BMI
Underweight (n=1)5.96516.43
Normal (n=32)6.83±2.014.13±0.7216.1±2.1
Overweight (n=36)7.31±1.634.59±0.6415.8±2.2
Obese (n=68)7.17±2.54.1±0.6815.92±2.6
P-values0.760.003*0.96
Lipid profile
Cholesterol
Normal (n=86)6.82±1.664.17±0.715.98±2.5
High (n=51)7.62±2.784.34±0.7115.85±2.14
P-values0.070.180.75
LDL
Normal (n=35)6.74±1.564.14±0.8516.24±2.26
High (n=102)7.25±2.344.27±0.6515.82±2.4
P-values0.150.360.4
HDL
Normal (n=49)7.26±2.754.14±0.7515.49±2.13
Low (n=88)7.04±1.794.28±0.6816.18±2.46
P-values0.610.280.09
Triglycerides
Normal (n=105)7.18±2.254.26±0.6916.2±2.45
High (n=32)6.91±1.94.14±0.7615.05±1.83
P-values0.510.420.005*

Values are presented as mean ± standard deviation (SD).

  • * Significant at a p-value of <0.05. TSH: thyroid-stimulating hormone, FT3: free triiodothyronine, FT4: free thyroxine, BMI: body mass index, LDL: low-density lipoprotein, HDL: high-density lipoprotein