This article studies the effectiveness of probiotic therapy in restoring intestinal microbiota and reducing antibiotic-resistant infections in children. The study involved 50 patients aged 7–12 years, 25 of whom were treated with antibiotics alone, and the remaining 25 received antibiotics together with probiotic preparations. The results showed that the group receiving probiotics exhibited a decrease in dysbiosis symptoms, improved immune function, and overall health stabilization. The paper discusses the clinical problem of antibiotic resistance, the role of intestinal microbiota in immune regulation, and the preventive and therapeutic importance of probiotics.

children, antibiotic resistance, intestinal microbiota, probiotic therapy, immunity, dysbiosis, clinical research.

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