Influence of antibiotic use on intestinal microecology of infants

doi:10.3969/j.issn.1673-8640.2018.08.021

Abstract

Abstract:

Human intestinal microecology has a vast number of bacteria,which plays a critical role in human health. At present,it is generally accepted that antibiotics have been one of the most common drugs in the world,and antibiotic use is associated with increasing risk for several diseases. Antibiotic use during infancy will induce imbalance in intestinal microecology,which is called dysbiosis. In the recent years,more and more researches have been known about the influence of antibiotics on intestinal microecology of infants. This review summarizes the effects of antibiotics on intestinal microecology of infants.

Key words: Intestinal microecology, Infants, Drug resistance, Drug resistance gene

CLC Number:

R446.5

SU Siting, WEN Hongyu, YUAN Zhenya, WANG Xiuying, WANG Guozhen, YU Chenjie. Influence of antibiotic use on intestinal microecology of infants[J]. Laboratory Medicine, 2018, 33(8): 764-767.

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