Study hyperinsulinemia, glucose tolerance and some biochemical tests with reproductive disorders and lifestyle in infertile women

Insulin resistance is defined as a decrease in the ability of blood insulin to stimulate glucose disposal in target tissues of the human body or a reduced glucose response to a specific and known amount of insulin. This leads to an imbalance in the concentration of sugar, and in our study we found a difference in the rate of concentration of RBS between the group of infertility women and the group of healthy women, and it is known that insulin resistance and compensatory hyperinsulinemia can occur due to obesity with the accumulation of visceral fat. It is known that the majority of obese people have a high percentage of lipds, so cholesterol and triglycerides are of importance in our study. Age also plays an important role in insulin resistance and has a role in infertility women. As some hormones play an important role in female infertility, there are two hormones produced by the pituitary gland responsible for stimulating ovulation each month, (FSH and LH). Any imbalance in these two hormones leads to female infertility. In this study, we found a clear relationship between FSH and LH with insulin. Also, CRP has an important role in our study, as we found a relationship between insulin and CRP in the infertility women group compared to healthy women. Therefore, hyperinsulinemia in infertility women is closely associated with FSH, LH, lipids and CRP.