The Rationale for Probiotics Improving Reproductive Health and Pregnancy Outcome
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Auteurs : Jennifer N. S. Reid ; Jordan E. Bisanz ; Marc Monachese ; Jeremy P. Burton ; Gregor ReidSource :
- American Journal of Reproductive Immunology [ 1046-7408 ] ; 2013-06.
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- Adverse effects, Adverse pregnancy outcomes, American journal, Appl environ microbiol, Arsenic, Autism spectrum disorders, Bacterial vaginosis, Barrier function, Birth weight, Blood pressure, Child health epidemiology reference group, Child mortality, Chronic disease, Clin, Clin nutr, Clinical study, Drinking water, Environ, Environ health, Environ health perspect, Environmental toxins, Fetal, Fusobacterium nucleatum, Heavy metals, Human brain, Human placenta, Human placental trophoblast cells, Immune modulation, Immunology, John wiley sons, Lactobacillus, Lactobacillus rhamnosus, Lawson health research institute, Melinda gates foundation, Metabolic diseases, Microbe, Microbiol, Microbiota, National causes, Nutr, Obstet gynecol, Organochlorine pesticides, Pesticide, Poor access, Potential role, Pregnancy, Pregnancy outcomes, Pregnant women, Preterm, Preterm labor, Preterm labour, Probiotic, Probiotic bacteria, Probiotic interventions, Probiotic lactobacilli, Probiotic organisms, Probiotic yogurt, Proc natl acad, Reid, Reprod, Reprod health matters, Reprod immunol, Reprod toxicol, Reproductive, Reproductive health, Reproductive immunology, Reproductive tract, Reproductive tract environment, Rhamnosus, Risk factors, Southern sweden, Spontaneous preterm delivery, Systematic analysis, Systematic review, Vaginal microbiome, Vaginosis, Western ontario.
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- Adverse effects, Adverse pregnancy outcomes, American journal, Appl environ microbiol, Arsenic, Autism spectrum disorders, Bacterial vaginosis, Barrier function, Birth weight, Blood pressure, Child health epidemiology reference group, Child mortality, Chronic disease, Clin, Clin nutr, Clinical study, Drinking water, Environ, Environ health, Environ health perspect, Environmental toxins, Fetal, Fusobacterium nucleatum, Heavy metals, Human brain, Human placenta, Human placental trophoblast cells, Immune modulation, Immunology, John wiley sons, Lactobacillus, Lactobacillus rhamnosus, Lawson health research institute, Melinda gates foundation, Metabolic diseases, Microbe, Microbiol, Microbiota, National causes, Nutr, Obstet gynecol, Organochlorine pesticides, Pesticide, Poor access, Potential role, Pregnancy, Pregnancy outcomes, Pregnant women, Preterm, Preterm labor, Preterm labour, Probiotic, Probiotic bacteria, Probiotic interventions, Probiotic lactobacilli, Probiotic organisms, Probiotic yogurt, Proc natl acad, Reid, Reprod, Reprod health matters, Reprod immunol, Reprod toxicol, Reproductive, Reproductive health, Reproductive immunology, Reproductive tract, Reproductive tract environment, Rhamnosus, Risk factors, Southern sweden, Spontaneous preterm delivery, Systematic analysis, Systematic review, Vaginal microbiome, Vaginosis, Western ontario.
Abstract
Medical problems of most importance to reproductive health of women differ to some extent between the developed world and resource‐disadvantaged countries. Nevertheless, many share a common link in microbial involvement.
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Problem
<p>Medical problems of most importance to reproductive health of women differ to some extent between the developed world and resource‐disadvantaged countries. Nevertheless, many share a common link in microbial involvement.</p>
Method of study
<p>A review of the peer‐reviewed literature on microbiota, probiotics, and reproductive health.</p>
Results
<p>Indigenous and probiotic lactobacilli express properties antagonistic to pathogens, but complementary to host immunity. These organisms are associated with conception, reducing the risk of infection, as well as potentially lowering the risk of a number of complications of pregnancy that otherwise lead to maternal and infant mortality and morbidity.</p>
Conclusions
<p>The ability to manipulate the microbiome and to improve immunity through probiotics holds much promise. The lack of improvements over the past 40 years in managing urogenital infections in women is incomprehensible. 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