Abstract:

Probiotics have been studied in numerous groups of diseases, from diseases of the gastrointestinal system to depression, and it has been that probiotics can have positive effects on these diseases. The positive effects by probiotics are believed to be achieved by enriching the living microbiosis during the development of the disease and the process of treatment. The healing of the wound is a process under the influence of many different mechanisms. As bacteria have beneficial effects in this process, they may also have negative effects depending on different types of bacteria. Recent studies have found that some types of probiotic bacteria are effective on the healing of the wound with local application or systemic effects. Studies on gastric ulcers have shown that probiotic bacteria, compared to antibiotics, showed more effective results by acting through angiogenesis in cases with antibiotic resistance. More research is needed on the mechanisms of the action of probiotics and which types of bacteria are effective.

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