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Introduction: Chronic urethritis is a common skin disease characterized by skin lesions that last for more than 6 weeks and angioedema. While many factors, such as autoimmune diseases, infections, drugs, malignities, are accused in the etiology, no cause can be identified in a significant portion of patients. In this study, our aim is to investigate the factors that play a role in the etiology in chronic urethra patients. Tools and methods: 62 patients monitored with chronic urethral diagnosis in the Dermatology Clinic Allergy Clinic were evaluated as retrospective. The clinical and laboratory data of the patients were obtained from the patient files and the hospital automation system. The obtained data were given as the number and percentage for category variables, the average for numerical variables, the standard deviation, the minimum, the maximum. Results: The study group consisted of 33 (53.2%) women, 29 (46.8%) men and a total of 62 patients. The frequency of angioedema was 51.6%, and the accompanying physical urethra was 40.3%. In fourteen (22.6 percent) of patients, autoimmune disease was accompanied by infection in 15 (24.2 percent). In 24.5 percent of patients, thyroid autoanticors were positive, and in 69 percent helicobacter pylori (H.pylori) antigen was positive. The result: in chronic urethra patients, autoimmune thyroid diseases and infections often appear as accompanying diseases. (SETB-2018-10-150)

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