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Antibiotics in Childhood Does Not Trigger Diabetes

Thursday, February 4th, 2010

antibiotics childhood not trigger diabetes

Children or babies should be administered drugs sometimes a delicate matter, since specific medicine for the little ones, there are hardly any. In severe disease, however, parents have no other choice. A further concern, however, they can adopt: Antibiotics cause to our latest findings of a Danish study, no diabetes.

Taking certain medications in early childhood can be proven to influence the development of the immune system. Antibiotics are considered a potential risk for the development of the flora in the gastrointestinal tract. The gastrointestinal tract has its major influence on the immune system of humans. A type-1 diabetes is triggered, for example by a malfunction of the immune system. Since the question naturally arises: Can cause the administration of antibiotics in young children diabetes?

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