Evaluation of Prolactin, Total Testosterone and Anti Mullarian Hormones in Women with Hypothyroidism at Misan City Iraq

Hypothyroidism is a common endocrine disorder, resulting from insufficient production of thyroid hormones. It is affect metabolism of sex steroids and ovarian function in women. This study included 88 women atage (20–35) years. 5 to 7 ml of blood was drawn and serum obtained. Thyroid and reproductive hormones tests performed to all women. The results showed: the values of TSH increased significantly (P<0.05) in the C (hypothyroidism women) and D (hypothyroidism and infertility women) groups, while T3 and T4 results show decreased significantly (P<0.05) in the C (hypothyroidism women) and D (hypothyroidism and infertility women) groups. The values of AMH and TT decreased significantly (P<0.05) in the C (hypothyroidism women) and D (hypothyroidism and infertility women) groups, while the values of PRL did not differences significantly among all groups. The present study demonstrates low level of AMH and TT in hypothyroidism women, while PRL show normal levels in all groups.