What are the types of intestinal flora disorders?

Intestinal flora imbalance can be divided into three types according to the different characteristics of the disease, namely, proportion imbalance, localization transfer, self-infection, etc.

1. Proportion imbalance

refers to the reduction of the number of normal flora in the intestine, the disappearance after being suppressed, and the increase of non-colonized bacteria, which can eventually cause infection symptoms.

2. Localization

transfer refers to the process of intestinal bacteria and bacterial products transferring from the intestinal mucosal barrier to the liver, mesenteric lymph nodes and kidneys, which can lead to infection of extraintestinal organs and tissues.

3. Self-infection due to a

variety of reasons, the resistance of the body decreases, which can promote the transformation of normal flora in the intestine into conditional pathogens, and then cause infection.