Research Progress on the Relationship between Gut Microbiota and Its Metabolites and Ovarian Endometriosis
Gut microbiota imbalance may contribute to endometriosis pathogenesis through mechanisms like lipopolysaccharide production and altered inflammatory factor levels.
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This review article examines the association between gut microbiota imbalance and ovarian endometriosis, highlighting how dysbiosis may contribute to disease pathogenesis through mechanisms involving lipopolysaccharide production, inflammatory factor release, and altered estrogen levels. The authors synthesize existing evidence to suggest that detecting specific microbial signatures could facilitate early diagnosis, while modulating the gut microenvironment via probiotics or dietary interventions might offer preventive strategies against disease progression. Although the exact causal pathways remain under investigation, the paper emphasizes the potential therapeutic value of targeting intestinal flora in managing this hormone-dependent condition. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically exploring the role of gut microbiota and its metabolites in the development and treatment of ovarian endometriosis.
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- Serum Level of IL-10 Is Increased in Patients with Endometriosis, and IL-10 Promotes the Growth of Lesions in a Murine Model 2013
- The involvement of multifunctional TGF-β and related cytokines in pathogenesis of endometriosis 2018
- Correlation of fecal metabolomics and gut microbiota in mice with endometriosis 2020
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