Reproductive health of woman,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3, P. 53 - 59
Published: May 28, 2024
The
article
presents
literary
data
on
the
morphology
and
types
of
vaginal
lactobacilli,
pathological
changes
in
environment,
as
well
modern
possibilities
restoring
microflora
a
woman’s
organism.
Certain
regularities
regarding
connection
bacterial
vaginosis
with
intestinal
dysbiosis
have
been
observed,
which
indicates
single
dysbiotic
process
organism
dominant
manifestation
either
sexual
or
digestive
system.A
review
scientific
publications
recent
years
shows
significant
influence
dysbiosis,
infectious
inflammatory
diseases
stomach
intestines,
oral
use
antibacterial
drugs
quantitative
qualitative
composition
women.
It
was
found
that
an
increased
number
opportunistic
microorganisms
(85%)
decreased
lactobacilli
bifidobacteria
(less
than
70%)
intestine
are
associated
rise
content
biota
women
reproductive
system.
This
is
explained
by
ability
saprophytes
to
penetrate
into
organs
increasing
permeability
mucous
membrane
wall,
vascular
bed,
can
be
for
example,
background
antibiotic
use.
cases
leads
closed
circle,
when
need
therapy
eliminate
one
infection
deepening
other
pathogens.Numerous
studies
demonstrated
effectiveness
selective
decontamination
(selective
elimination
pathogens)
combination
probiotic,
prebiotic
synbiotic
restore
microbiocenosis.Our
experience
using
(1
capsule
contains
5
billion
colony-forming
units
Lactobacillus
plantarum
lyophilizate
pcs.
8Р-AZ,
fermentum
90Т-С4
inulin,
once
day
30
minutes
before
meal
7–10
days)
complex
non-pregnant
age
faster
systemic
restoration
normal
intravaginal
flora.
Thus,
regression
complaintsand
normalization
objective
determined
average
2.9
days
versus
4.7
who
were
not
administered
drug.The
obtained
show
containing
lyophilized
microbial
mass
probiotic
lactobacteria,
products
their
metabolism
inulin
(prebiotic)
creates
additional
effect
biocenosis
immune
mechanism
ensuring
colonization
resistance
body’s
membranes.
Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: March 22, 2024
Vaginal
microbiota
transplantation
(VMT)
is
a
cutting-edge
treatment
modality
that
has
the
potential
to
revolutionize
management
of
vaginal
disorders.
The
human
vagina
complex
and
dynamic
ecosystem
home
diverse
community
microorganisms.
These
microorganisms
play
crucial
role
in
maintaining
health
well-being
female
reproductive
system.
However,
when
balance
this
disrupted,
it
can
lead
development
various
Conventional
treatments,
such
as
antibiotics
antifungal
medications,
temporarily
relieve
symptoms
they
often
fail
address
underlying
cause
problem,
which
disruption
microbiota.
In
recent
years,
VMT
emerged
promising
therapeutic
approach
aims
restore
ecosystem.
Several
studies
have
demonstrated
safety
efficacy
treating
bacterial
vaginosis,
recurrent
yeast
infections,
other
conditions.
procedure
also
shown
results
reducing
risk
sexually
transmitted
infections
preterm
birth
pregnant
women.
more
research
needed
establish
optimal
donor
selection,
preparation,
screening
protocols,
well
long-term
efficacy.
offers
safe,
effective,
minimally
invasive
option
for
women
with
persistent
problems.
It
could
improve
quality
life
millions
worldwide
become
standard
shortly.
With
further
development,
potentially
treat
wide
range
problems
beyond
scope
Cell Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
43(4), P. 114078 - 114078
Published: April 1, 2024
The
vaginal
microbiome's
composition
varies
among
ethnicities.
However,
the
evolutionary
landscape
of
microbiome
in
multi-ethnic
context
remains
understudied.
We
perform
a
systematic
analysis
351
samples
from
35
pregnant
women,
addition
to
two
validation
cohorts,
totaling
462
90
women.
Microbiome
alpha
diversity
and
community
state
dynamics
show
strong
ethnic
signatures.
Lactobacillaceae
have
higher
ratio
non-synonymous
synonymous
polymorphism
lower
nucleotide
than
non-Lactobacillaceae
all
ethnicities,
with
large
repertoire
positively
selected
genes,
including
mucin-binding
cell
wall
anchor
genes.
These
are
driven
by
long-term
process
unique
human
niche.
Finally,
we
propose
an
model
reflecting
environmental
niches
microbes.
Our
study
reveals
extensive
signatures
microbial
ecology
evolution,
highlighting
importance
studying
host-microbiome
ecosystem
perspective.
Microbiome,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(1)
Published: Aug. 19, 2024
The
composition
of
the
vaginal
microbiota
during
menstrual
cycle
is
dynamic,
with
some
women
remaining
eu-
or
dysbiotic
and
others
transitioning
between
these
states.
What
defines
dynamics,
whether
differences
are
microbiome-intrinsic
mostly
driven
by
host
unknown.
To
address
this,
we
characterized
49
healthy,
young
metagenomic
sequencing
daily
swabs
a
cycle.
We
classified
dynamics
microbiome
assessed
impact
behavior
as
well
at
species,
strain,
gene,
phage
levels.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 4, 2025
Abstract
Despite
the
importance
of
cervicovaginal
microbiome,
mechanisms
that
govern
its
composition
and
drive
impact
on
host
physiology
remain
poorly
understood.
This
study
expands
our
understanding
function
ecology
vaginal
microbiome
using
VIRGO2,
an
enhanced
non-redundant
gene
catalog
comprising
over
1.7
million
well-annotated
genes
from
body-site
specific
microbes
viruses.
Analyses
VIRGO2
revealed
novel
insights,
including
identification
previously
uncharacterized
bacteria,
features
mycobiome
phageome,
differential
expression
bacterial
carbohydrate
catabolic
genes.
Constructed
2,500
metagenomes
4,000
genomes,
broadens
geographic
representation
microbial
diversity
compared
to
predecessor.
updated
enables
more
precise
profiling
taxonomic
functional
metagenomic
metatranscriptomic
datasets.
is
a
critical
resource
for
integrative
analyses
communities
their
interactions
with
tissues,
thereby
enhancing
mechanistic
health
disease.
Peer Community Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
5
Published: March 12, 2025
The
vaginal
microbiota
is
known
to
affect
women's
health.
Yet,
there
a
notable
paucity
of
high-resolution
follow-up
studies
lasting
several
months,
which
would
be
required
interrogate
the
long-term
dynamics
and
associations
with
demographic
behavioural
covariates.
Here,
we
present
longitudinal
cohort
study
125
women,
followed
for
median
duration
8.6
11
samples
collected
per
woman.
Using
hierarchical
Bayesian
Markov
model,
characterised
patterns
community
persistence
transition,
simultaneously
estimated
impact
16
covariates
quantified
individual
variability
among
women.
We
showed
that
"optimal"
(Community
State
Type
(CST)
I,
II,
V)
"sub-optimal"
(CST
III)
communities
are
more
stable
over
time
than
"non-optimal"
IV)
ones.
Furthermore,
found
some
—
most
notably
alcohol
consumption
impacted
probability
shifting
from
one
CST
another.
performed
counterfactual
simulations
confirm
alterations
key
covariates,
such
as
consumption,
could
shape
prevalence
different
in
population.
Finally,
our
analyses
indicated
relatively
canalised
pathway
leading
deterioration
communities,
whereas
paths
recovery
can
highly
individualised
In
addition
providing
first
insights
into
year,
showcases
novel
application
model
clinical
data
many
Our
findings
pave
way
an
improved
mechanistic
understanding
microbial
environment
development
preventative
therapeutic
strategies
improve
Current Clinical Microbiology Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(3), P. 177 - 191
Published: April 19, 2024
Abstract
Purpose
of
review
This
comprehensively
examines
host-vaginal
microbiota
interactions,
the
composition
vaginal
microbiota,
and
its
dynamic
changes
throughout
a
woman's
lifespan.
Furthermore,
intricate
interplay
between
host
beneficial
bacterial
communities,
such
as
Lactobacillus
species,
opportunistic
pathogens,
Gardnerella
spp
.,
associated
with
BV
development,
has
been
explored.
Additionally,
current
advanced
therapeutic
strategies
for
managing
complications
related
to
along
challenges
faced
in
this
field
have
discussed.
Recent
findings
shown
that
microbial
communities
inhabiting
female
vagina,
known
play
critical
role
maintaining
women's
health
supporting
reproductive
activities.
Imbalanced
can
predispose
individuals
range
diseases,
including
vaginosis
(BV),
sexually
transmitted
infections
(STI),
miscarriage,
preterm
birth.
While
exact
mechanisms
by
which
-dominated
microenvironment
improves
remain
elusive,
gaining
insight
into
interactions
well
help
address
unanswered
questions.
Summary
A
deeper
understanding
reciprocal
potential
pave
way
development
novel
diagnostic
interventions
improvement
health.
Journal of Reproductive Immunology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
163, P. 104251 - 104251
Published: April 25, 2024
Recurrent
pregnancy
loss
(RPL)
is
a
troubling
condition
that
affects
couples
worldwide.
Despite
extensive
research
efforts,
many
RPL
cases
remain
unexplained,
highlighting
the
need
for
novel
approaches
to
unravel
its
underlying
mechanisms.
Recent
advances
in
microbiome
have
shed
light
on
potential
role
of
reproductive
health
and
outcomes.
Based
systematic
literature
research,
this
review
aims
comprehensively
explore
current
understanding
microbiome's
involvement
RPL,
focusing
vaginal,
endometrial,
gut
microbiomes.
Evidence
from
available
studies
examined
explain
relationship
between
RPL.
Furthermore,
we
discuss
diagnostic
microbiome,
therapeutic
interventions,
future
directions
Understanding
complex
interactions
holds
promise
developing
targeted
interventions
help
patients
today
diagnosed
as
unexplained.
Frontiers in Global Women s Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
6
Published: Jan. 21, 2025
Objective
Lower
genital
tract
microbiome
dysbiosis
has
been
associated
with
several
gynecological
diseases.
However,
the
differences
in
composition
among
patients
diseases,
such
as
endometrial
polyps
and
uterine
myoma,
are
poorly
understood.
Studying
lower
benign
diseases
could
provide
new
insights
for
interpreting
complex
interplay
between
pathogenesis
finding
targets
preventive
measures.
Methods
A
total
of
16
(EPs),
11
myoma
(UM),
6
ovarian
cysts
(OC)
36
healthy
women
(HWs)
were
recruited
this
study.
Samples
obtained
from
vaginal
secretions.
The
DNA
was
isolated
samples,
V3-V4
regions
amplified.
sequencing
libraries
generated
sequenced
on
an
Illumina
NovaSeq
6000
platform.
Results
Firmicutes,
Actinobacteria
Bacteroidota
most
common
phyla
all
four
groups,
whereas
OC
presented
highest
abundance
Firmicutes
lowest
Bacteroidota.
At
genus
level,
Lactobacillus
group
significantly
greater
than
that
HW
group,
Atopobium
UM
group.
Gardnerella
EP
Streptococcus
richness
evenness
generally
consistent
HW,
EP,
UM,
groups.
Principal
component
analysis
(PCA),
principal
coordinate
(PCoA)
nonmetric
multidimensional
scaling
(NMDS)
revealed
no
distinct
separation
trends
According
to
ANOSIM,
there
significant
difference
community
structure
Conclusions
nonsignificant
result
diversity
comparison
different
we
demonstrated
had
a
Atopobium,
which
might
contribute
occurrence
providing
clues