To date, more than 370 MEFV genes are involved in the development of the disease.13 In the Middle East, M694I, M694V, V726A, E148Q, and M680I gene variants are responsible for most FMF cases, and the allele frequency for these genes is highly variable even between the same country.12 Our study has revealed M694V (43.4%) as the most frequent mutation, followed by E148Q (15.6%), V726A (5.7%), A744S (4.1%), R202Q (4.1%), M694I (3.3%), and M694V + V726A (3.3%). Here, MEFV is linked to familial Mediterranean fever.