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Purpose: In the Turkish society, we aimed at investigating the distribution of two categories of frequencies and microorganisms in patients diagnosed with chronic prostatitis. Methods: The data of 3200 patients diagnosed with chronic prostatitis between 2009 and 2014 in the urology clinic was retrospective. The symptom scores of all patients were calculated over a total of 43 points with the National Institutes of Health -Chronic Prostatitis Symptom Index (NIH-CPSI): pain (0-21 points), quality of life (0-12 points), urine (0-10 points). All patients were examined with symptoms of the urine system, urine analysis, prostate secretion (EPS) or VB3 culture and C. trachomatis, U. urealyticum, M. hominis, M. genitalia with PCR results of EPS and VB3. Results: The average patient age was 37,7±7,4 (distribution 22-65), the total NIH-CPSI score average was 9,08 (distribution 1-40). 223 of 3200 patients received positive culture and/or positive PCR results. According to this, chronic prostatitis was found in two categories of frequency as 7%. The order and mountains of the pathogens that reproduce according to the outcome are: E. coli 27 (%12,1), E. faecalis 18 (%8,1), S. epidermidis 15 (%6,7), S. hemolyticus 10 (%4,5), S. aureus 5 (%2,2), S. agalactiae 4 (%1,8), Pseudomonas 3 (%1,3), C. trachomatis 24 (%10,8) U. urealyticum 95 (%42,6), M. genitalia 6 (%2,7), M. hominis 14 (%6,3) and T. vaginalis 2 (%0,9). The result: in the Turkish society, 7% of patients with chronic prostatitis are in two categories and the National Institutes of Health -Chronic Prostatitis is combined with the data but the most reproductive pathogens in our study are U. urealyticum, E. coli and C. trachomatis.

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