DYSBACTERIOSIS IN CHILDREN

Abstract

The importance of intestinal microbiocenosis The most complex biotope of microbiocenosis is intestinal cooperation, represented by various populations of microorganisms. Intestinal microbiocenosis is a very important system of the body, performing or regulating its numerous functions to maintain homeostasis.

One of the most important functions of normal microflora is to provide colonization resistance, which prevents the colonization of the body by foreign microbes. With a decrease in colonization resistance, the number and spectrum of pathogenic bacteria increases, and the possibility of developing an infectious process arises.

Interestingly, the colonization ability of microorganisms (in particular, lactobacilli) is strictly specific to a particular individual. Studies on volunteers show that automicroorganisms provide a very rapid restoration of the normal state of intestinal microflora.