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Hebamme 2025; 38(01): 16-24
DOI: 10.1055/a-2442-6480
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Mikrobiom und Schwangerschaft

Thomas Hardtmuth
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Das Mikrobiom spielt eine wichtige Rolle für die gesunde Entwicklung eines Kindes. Die Weichen hierfür werden bereits in der Schwangerschaft gestellt, nämlich durch ein vielfältiges Mikrobiom der Mutter. Während der Schwangerschaft zeigen sich neben Hormonschwankungen, Veränderungen der Körperstruktur, des Immunsystems und der Psyche auch Abwandlungen des Mikrobioms. Dies hat Konsequenzen für die mikrobiotische Besiedelung des Kindes.



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