Effects of long-term low-dose antibiotics exposure on the pregnant women and infants

Abstract

Abstract: Improper use of antibiotics can lead to serious pregnancy complications and puerperal disorders. At the same time, the exposure to antibiotics can affect the construction of intestinal microecology in the early stage of life, and then lead to the increase of the morbidity rate of immune system diseases, nervous system diseases and metabolic diseases. However, the research on long-term and low-dose antibiotics' exposure is still in the stage of animal experiments.

Key words: antibiotics, pregnancy, infants, intestinal microecology

CLC Number:

R715.3

LI Man-yu, YIN Jie, MA Liang-kun. Effects of long-term low-dose antibiotics exposure on the pregnant women and infants[J]. Basic & Clinical Medicine, 2020, 40(2): 253-256.

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