Microbiome structure in healthy and pregnant women and importance of vaginal dysbiosis in spontaneous abortion
Majid Eslami, Ramtin Naderian, Ariyan Ahmadpour, Ali Shushtari, Sahar Maleki, Parham Mohammadian, Arvin Amiri, Maryam Janbazi, Mohammad Memarian, Bahman Yousefi · 2025
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Majid Eslami and co-authors published a review, with the head dated 2024, on the vaginal microbiome in healthy and pregnant women and its link to miscarriage. In healthy women, lactobacillus species dominate this community. Imbalance is tied to infections, failed implantation, and early birth. Pregnancy shifts the community toward a simpler lactobacillus-led state with lower metabolic range.
Many factors shape the community, from age and hormones to smoking, diet, and the menstrual cycle. Loss of the community early in pregnancy raises miscarriage risk, though high diversity alone does not always cause loss. Lactobacillus guards against pathogens with acid and other compounds. The review sorts the main forces that keep or break balance.
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| CREATOR | Majid Eslami, Ramtin Naderian, Ariyan Ahmadpour, Ali Shushtari, Sahar Maleki, Parham Mohammadian, Arvin Amiri, Maryam Janbazi, Mohammad Memarian, Bahman Yousefi |
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| YEAR | 2025 |
| COLLECTION | PAPERS |
| FORMAT | TXT |
| FILE SIZE | 45 KB |
| VERSION | 1.0 |
| LICENSE | CC BY 4.0 |
| RIGHTS | CC BY |
| SOURCE | Europe PMC |