The microbial revolution: Unveiling the benefits of vaginal probiotics and prebiotics

Pagar, Roshani; Deshkar, Sanjeevani; Mahore, Jayashri; Patole, Vinita; Deshpande, Hemant; Gandham, Nageswari; Mirza, Shahzad; Junnarkar, Manisha; Nawani, Neelu

doi:10.1016/j.micres.2024.127787

Microbiological Research

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.micres.2024.127787

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The microbial revolution: Unveiling the benefits of vaginal probiotics and prebiotics

Roshani Pagar,

Sanjeevani Deshkar,

Jayashri Mahore

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Exploring Oral and Vaginal Probiotic Solutions for Women’s Health from Puberty to Menopause: A Narrative Review

Romeo,

D’Urso,

Ciccarese

et al. 2024

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The vaginal microbiota (VMB) plays a crucial role in women’s health from puberty to menopause. Traditional studies have focused on the microorganisms present within the vaginal environment and their roles in disease onset. However, the dynamic relationship between the VMB and its host remains underexplored. Common narratives emphasize the presence of Lactobacilli spp. as an indicator of vaginal health, yet this does not fully explain the occurrence of asymptomatic yet significant dysbiosis. Moreover, a wide array of bacterial types can inhabit the vaginal environment, suggesting that probiotic Lactobacilli could offer a natural, safe solution for balancing vaginal microbiota. This review examines the current literature on VMB, key factors affecting its composition, and the changes it undergoes during different life stages. Given the health-promoting potential of probiotics, we also examine their role in maintaining a healthy VMB and overall women’s health throughout life.

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Exploring Oral and Vaginal Probiotic Solutions for Women’s Health from Puberty to Menopause: A Narrative Review

Romeo,

D’Urso,

Ciccarese

et al. 2024

Microorganisms

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The microbial revolution: Unveiling the benefits of vaginal probiotics and prebiotics

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Exploring Oral and Vaginal Probiotic Solutions for Women’s Health from Puberty to Menopause: A Narrative Review

Exploring Oral and Vaginal Probiotic Solutions for Women’s Health from Puberty to Menopause: A Narrative Review

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