Increase infants and suffer from the asthma risk too early with antibiotic

Increase infants and suffer from the asthma risk too early with antibiotic
Olso, January 24 (Xinhua) (The intersection of reporter and Liu Quick) Norwegian one research that University of Science and Technology announce 24 say if the child kept in touch antibiotic in foetus period, or has accepted the antibiotic treatment not long after born ining, then the risk of their day future trouble asthma may increase.
The report in carry on after the follow-up investigation forming to 1400th the intersection of Norwegian and children and their parents, the time span investigated is pregnant until the child reaches the age of 6 at the beginning from mother. Say, if the child is exposed to antibiotic because mother takes medicine in foetus period, or it has accepted the antibiotic treatment not long after born ining, then they suffered from the possibility of asthma than 50% higher of other children at the age of 6.
According to the introduction of local medical expert, the aforesaid discovery is in conformity with Swedish scientific research personnel's research conclusion before this. The researcher of Sweden Goteborg university has said, if the baby accepts the antibiotic treatment in the first week after born in, then it is 3 times higher than other children that they suffer from the possibility of asthma in the course of growing up.
The researchers of the Norwegian University of Science and Technology point out, the child may cause its intestinal beneficial bacterium group to be destroyed while exposed to antibiotic too earlying, result in taking shape " Immature " Immune system,it is irritated without being initiated response,thus it is suffer from by the risks of asthma not to improve.
The report thinks, the aforesaid finds explanation, if the use of antibiotic involves babies or foetuses, then doctor and parents should be more prudent, could adopt the antibiotic treatment appropriately on the basis of checking in an all-round way and considering.
|