PROBIOTICS IN RHEUMATIC DISEASES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

  • C.M. Gonçalves UNIFACS School of Medicine. Rua das Violetas, 42, ap. 502, Pituba, Salvador-BA, Brazil, 41810-080
  • H.S. Macedo UNIFACS School of Medicine. Rua das Violetas, 42, ap. 502, Pituba, Salvador-BA, Brazil, 41810-080
  • L.N.M. Fernandes UNIFACS School of Medicine. Rua das Violetas, 42, ap. 502, Pituba, Salvador-BA, Brazil, 41810-080
  • L.P. Churilov Saint Petersburg State University, Faculty of Medicine. Universitetskaya nab. 7–9, Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation, 199034
  • J.F. Carvalho Institute for Health Sciences from Federal University of Bahia. Ondina, Salvador — State of Bahia, Brazil, 40170-115
Keywords:
ревматические заболевания пробиотики ревматоидный артрит остеоартрит фибромиалгия склеродермия спондилоартрит подагра аутоиммунитет синдром Шёгрена остеопороз Rheumatic diseases Probiotics Rheumatoid Arthritis Osteoarthritis Fibromyalgia Systemic Sclerosis Spondyloarthritis Gout Autoimmunity Sjögren Syndrome Osteoporosis

Abstract

Probiotic therapy (PB) has been used in several gastrointestinal disorders. Some studies evaluated PB in rheumatic diseases. However, there is no systematic review on this subject. Objectives. To perform a systematic review of the literature regarding the clinical, therapeutic, and outcome characteristics of patients with rheumatic diseases treated with PB. Methodology. A systematic review of “rheumatic diseases” and “probiotics” was done. The following databases were used: PubMed/MEDLINE, LILACS, SciELO, Scopus, RISC, Web of Science, and Cochrane, dating from 1966 to January 2023. No limitation in languages was applied. Although not in all, but in majority of clinical and experimental studies reviewed some favorable effects of probiotics in several rheumatic diseases were documented. Most probably, probiotic treatment is a useful and safe complementary therapy for rheumatic patients.

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