A MICROBIOTA HUMANA E SUA RELAÇÃO COM A ASMA
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https://doi.org/10.56238/rebeisv1n9-004Palavras-chave:
asma, imunomodulação, prebiótico, probiótico, microbiotaResumo
A asma é atualmente um problema de saúde pública, que afeta milhares de pessoas em todo o mundo, restringindo sua qualidade de vida. Os meios de tratamento utilizados no momento não visam as causas desta doença e sim sua sintomatologia, que em geral, incluem os corticoides, e não trazem a possibilidade de um melhor prognóstico. A microbiota humana por sua vez, compõe o organismo de maneira significativa, tanto no trato gastrointestinal, quanto no trato respiratório, fazendo com que haja uma imunomodulação entre as partes envolvidas. Isso significa que o desenvolvimento da asma pode ter relação com a microbiota. Entender essa influência se torna de suma importância para que os futuros tratamentos tenham um novo paradigma de seguimento, tratando não apenas os sintomas, mas também as causas. Buscar novos meios de tratamento não apenas iria controlar a doença, fazendo com que deixe de ser um problema de saúde pública, mas também daria uma nova perspectiva para com o prognóstico dos pacientes.
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