Вплив мікробіому кишечнику на патогенез ендометріозу та стратегії дієтологічної корекції стану пацієнток
This study synthesized research on the gut microbiome's role in endometriosis pathogenesis, revealing how dysbiosis affects estrogen metabolism and immune regulation, and supported dietary strategies for patient management.
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This paper is a narrative/systematic overview analyzing current research on how gut microbiome alterations may contribute to endometriosis pathogenesis, focusing on interactions between microbial communities and hormonal, immune, and inflammatory processes, and discussing diet-based strategies aimed at correcting this gut ecosystem. Using methods such as systematic analysis and synthesis of scientific sources, it summarizes mechanisms including microbial involvement in estrogen metabolism (e.g., via β-glucuronidase–mediated deconjugation), shifts in microbial diversity observed in patients, and microbe-derived metabolites like short-chain fatty acids that modulate immune cell activity and may promote chronic inflammation. A key limitation explicitly acknowledged is the incomplete and variably evidenced nature of the relationship between diet, microbiome function, and disease course, alongside the lack of consensus dietary approaches due to insufficient evidence. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it focuses specifically on linking gut microbiome-mediated hormonal/immune/inflammatory mechanisms to disease development and potential diet-based correction strategies.
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