International Journal of Advanced Research and Publications

The Role Of Probiotics In The Treatment Of Helicobacter Pylori-Caused Gastritis

Volume 5 - Issue 3, March 2022 Edition
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Author(s)
Zerihun Asefa Biru
Keywords
Duodenum, Gastritis, Helicobacter pylori, Probiotics, Ulcer.
Abstract
Helicobacter pylori are a typical bacterium that affects a portion of the population in the world. Probiotics in combination with antibiotics to treat gastritis caused by Helicobacter pylori is an effective treatment that has fewer negative effects than antibiotics alone. In comparison to using antibiotics alone, probiotics plus antibiotic supplementation eliminate gastritis caused by H pylori. Antibiotic-based H. pylori treatment is only about seventy percent successful, and it comes with a slew of side effects. As a result, probiotics combined with antibiotics have a completely inhibiting effect on H. pylori caused by gastritis. Probiotics are beneficial in reducing H. pylori-related stomach discomfort, according to several in vivo investigations. Human studies looked at the efficacy of antibiotics and probiotics in combination, and the results showed that probiotics improved H. pylori gastritis reduction and inhibited H. pylori settlement. Despite this, no study has been able to show that probiotics alone are capable of eliminating H. pylori. Probiotics used in conjunction with antibiotics can reduce the antagonistic qualities induced by H. pylori abolition antibiotic activity, and hence have beneficial properties in H. pylori-infected people. Long-term intake of diets containing probiotic strains improves antibiotic action of H. pylori infection in humans, mostly by lowering the risk of antibiotic-related diseases.
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