Regarding pregnancy, it is evident that a slight CRP elevation (median approx. 3.7 mg/L) can be a marker at 4 weeks of gestation, and it was also reported that values of more than about 1.9 mg/L can possibly predict maternal adverse outcomes during pregnancy while considering maternal age, hypertension, and GDM, whereas CRP has been associated in pregnancy complications in PCOS women [411,412,413]. The gene discussed is CRP; the disease is gestational diabetes.