The Comparative Study on the Status of Bone Metabolism and Thyroid Function in Diabetic Patients with or without Ketosis or Ketoacidosis.

Interestingly, we discovered that TSH declined in both males and females, but this did not reach statistical significance (TSH: male: age<50: DM alone: 2.322±2.690 mIU/L; DK: 1.406±0.840 mIU/L; DKA: 1.131±0.897 mIU/L; age≥50: DM alone: 2.266±2.799 mIU/L; DK: 2.228±7.666 mIU/L; DKA: 0.811±0.482 mIU/L; female: age<50: DM alone: 2.493±1.586 mIU/L; DK:1.609±1.215 mIU/L; DKA: 1.386±0.983 mIU/L; age≥50: DM alone: 3.104±6.157 mIU/L; DK: 2.010±1.693 mIU/L; DKA: 2.132±2.733 mIU/L; p>0.05) ( Figure 5 ).

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