Factors Affecting the Duration of Disease in Chronic Urticarial; Single-Center Experience

Chronic urticaria (CU) is characterized by recurrent itchy blisters, angioedema, or both for more than six weeks. We evaluated patients' clinical and demographic characteristics, laboratory results, factors affecting the disease's duration followed up with diagnosis of chronic in our clinic. In study 101 patients who applied to outpatient clinic between March December 2020 were included study. Demographic features, comorbid illness patients, skin prick test phadiatop, Total IgE, anti-TPO, vitamin B12, D, ferritin, complete blood count, autologous serum test, activity score over seven days (UAS7) examined from hospital records retrospectively. Correlations variables their effects on disease statistically investigated. It was observed that longer anti-TPO positivity (p=0.019). As a result multiple regression analysis, it had been determined UAS7 value 2,989 folding disease. A positive correlation (r=0,277; p=0,005) determined. The defined as angioedema (p=0,005), dermatographism (p=0,012) gender female (p=0,031) Anti-TPO positivity, concomitant dermatographism, higher scores predicts will last longer.