Whilst approved by the FDA in 2012, as a result of safety concerns the EMA rejected the use of this therapy
This information should be interpreted with a qualified healthcare provider to guide personalized treatment strategy
Probiotics have been used to treat conditions like lactose malabsorption, diarrhea allergic reactions, gastroenteritis, inflammatory bowel disease (IBS), dental caries, and nasal pathogens
This approach is particularly helpful for people with injection anxiety or needle sensitivity
However, their rapid rise raises important questions about resource allocation in pharmaceutical development and manufacturing, as well as affecting the dynamics between patients, healthcare providers, and the pharmaceutical industry