Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth prevalence in hypothyroidism

Use and abuse of hydrogen breath tests

“…56-59 SIBO is a common cause of malabsorption and malnutrition, 56 60 especially among the elderly 61 62 and in patients with blind loops, 59 stenosis, 63 diverticula, 64 65 and motor disorders. 66 67 Recently, SIBO has been suggested to be associated with a large number of different conditions, such as coeliac disease, 34 chronic pancreatitis, 68 69 hypothyroidism, 70 Parkinson's disease, 71 and fibromyalgia. 72 However, the proposed contribution of SIBO to IBS has received the greatest attention, with studies demonstrating prevalence values of 38-84% of SIBO in IBS, 8 9 72-74 but these studies have been heavily criticised, [75][76][77][78][79] and contradictory results exist.…”

Features of microbiota thick to the bowels for patients with hypothyroidism depending on indemnification of disease

“…It is known that intestinal microbiota is an evolutionary created of microorganisms, which exists as a balanced microecological system, in which the symbiotic microflora is in a dynamic equilibrium, forms the microbial associations that occupy a certain The ecological niche, and refers to the most important factors affecting human health. The use of modern molecular and genetic technologies has allowed obtaining a rather complete representation of the number, genetic heterogeneity and complexity of the bacterial components of the intestinal microbiotas, while clinical studies have shown significance its Interaction with the organism in the formation of various forms of pathology [9].…”

“…It is known that normal anaerobic and aerobic microflora of the intestine plays an important role in the formation of colonization resistance. It clearly reacts to changes in the human body as infectious, in non-infectious diseases, including endocrine [1,5,9]. Normal anaerobic and aerobic microbiota of the intestine plays an important role in the formation of colonization resistance.…”

“…It clearly responds to changes that are taking place in the human body for infectious and a number of no communicable, namely in bronchial asthma, etc. Recent studies have made it apparent that hypothyroidism's most important development accomplices are the intestinal microbiota KM [9], which is referred to as the "micro biaxial organ" or bioreactor due to its plebistropic effect on a wide range of physiological processes in Human body. The numerical volume of intestinal bacteria reaches 100 trillion, which is 10 times greater than the total number of human cells.…”