The Influence of Symbiter Multiprobiotics Group on the Gastrin Concentration in Blood Serum and the Microflora Quantitative and Qualitaty Composition of the Rats Stomach and Colon under Prolonged Omeprazole Administration

Hypochlorhydria of gastric juice is the most common pathology of the digestive tract organs, which results in hyperhastrinemia. The latter is a significant factor in the growth and development of tumors in the gastrointestinal tract. The purpose of the article was to investigate the influence of Symbiter's multiprobiotics on the gastrin concentration in serum and the microflora quantitative and qualitative composition of the rats' stomach and colon under prolonged omeprazole administration. Material and methods. All animals were divided into 4 experimental groups. The first group of animals served as control. During 28 days they were administered one time a day intraperitoneally (in/о) 0,2 ml and perorally (p/o) 0,5 ml of water for injections. The animals of the second group were injected omeprazole and p/o 0,5 ml of water for injections once every twenty-four hours during 28 days. The third group animals were administered omeprazole and the multiprobiotic of "Symbiter® acidophilic" concentrated (Symbiter) once every twenty-four hours during 28 days. The fourth group animals were given omeprazole and multiprobiotic of "Apibact®" (Apibact) once every twenty-four hours during 28 days. Results and discussion. It was set that after 28 days of omeprazole administration, the gastrin concentration in blood serum grew by 3,1 times (p<0,05), that correlates with data other authors about the increase of this hormone secretion after short-time and long-term application of inhibitors of proton pump. The microflora quantitative and quality composition of stomach after 28 days of omeprazole application there were substantial changes. In the control group of rats lactobacilluss (102 CFU/g), fungus of sort of Candida (102 CFU/g), Enterococcus (102 CFU/g), Escherichia coli (103 CFU/g) were sowed from the stomach more often. After 28 days of omeprazole administration in 40% of experimental rats lacto bacteria were not quite sown. Thus, more than in 100 times (p<0,05) colonization of stomach grew by a conditionally-pathogenic microflora and fungus of sort of Candida. On the background of long hypoacidity of the gastric juice, the stomach was inhabited by opportunistic bacteria such as Klebsiella, Staphylococcus aureus, Staphylococcus epidermidis (from hemolysis), whose concentration was significant and was 104-105 CFU/g. The concentration of Enterobacter increased 10 times (p <0.05). Thus, blockade of the proton pump eliminated the effect of bactericidal factor – hydrochloric acid bacteria and created an optimal pH for growth and reproduction of pathogenic microflora and significantly reduced gastric mucosal resistance to colonization by microorganisms.