Probiotica verminderen niet de kans

Probiotica verminderen niet de kans op darminfecties bij te vroeg geborenen
Wetenschappers vonden geen bewijs dat het gebruik van probiotica de kans op darminfecties bij te vroeg geboren baby's vermindert. Wel werd een significant verschil gevonden bij kinderen die borstvoeding kregen.
Dat is de uitkomst van een nieuwe behandeling in het Erasmus MC in Rotterdam, schrijft NRC Handelsblad. De resultaten van de behandeling worden maandag beschreven in Scientific Reports.

Kinderen die acht weken te vroeg worden geboren, wegen vaak minder dan een kilo. Ze zijn daardoor kwetsbaar en lopen een hoog risico op een ontstoken darm, die hen fataal kan worden.

Preventieve werking
Van de baby's die tijdens het onderzoek een bacteriepapje kregen, kreeg 5,1 procent een darmontsteking. Van de baby's die geen papje kregen, kreeg 7,8 procent een darmontsteking. De verschillen waren echter, op de kinderen die borstvoeding kregen, niet significant.

Een darmonsteking ontstaat waarschijnlijk door een verkeerde balans van de bacteriën in de darm. Het toedienen van probiotica, ofwel 'goede' bacteriën, aan kinderen, zou preventief kunnen werken.

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Probiotics do not reduce the risk of intestinal infections in premature babies
, scientists found no evidence that the use of probiotics reduces the risk of intestinal infections in premature babies. However, a significant difference was found in children who were breastfed.
This is the result of a new treatment in the Erasmus MC in Rotterdam, writes NRC Handelsblad. The results of the treatment are described Monday in Scientific Reports.

Children eight weeks, roads often are born prematurely less than a kilo. This makes them vulnerable and are at high risk of inflammatory bowel disease that can be fatal them.

Preventive effect
of the babies who received a bacterium paste during the investigation, received 5.1 percent of an intestinal infection. Of the babies who did not paste, 7.8 percent had an appendicitis. The differences were, however, on the breast-feeding infants, not significant.

An intestinal inflammation is probably generated by an incorrect balance of bacteria in the gut. The administration of probiotics, or "good" bacteria to children, might work preventively.

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