Antibiotics as potentially causing cancer

A new study has found that people who have long been taking antibiotics, are produced tumors in the colon that can lead to cancer.
Scientists say that the hand is the development of tumors of the intestinal bacteria found in this study indicate.
This research was published in the scientific journal 'Gut'.
But experts say more research is needed in this regard and should not be left to the antibiotics.
Poulpe colon, or become small tumors with the intestinal wall are common and are found in 20% of British citizens 15.
But often they could not do any of these symptoms, but if untreated, some of them cancerous.
The scientists reviewed data from 16600 nurses in the study who took part in the research in the United States.

It found that nurses who are asked two months were more than use antibiotics, and their ages were between 20 and 39, Poulpe a certain type of them, which aydynuma, born were more likely.
However, in this study it was observed that many poulpe later become cancerous.
His research findings that are said to cause cancer antibiotics can not prove it, and he says the bacteria may also play a role in this.
But he says there is' potential biological explanation for that.

He wrote: "Antibiotics system changes the environment of the bacteria found in the digestive, it is a difference in the number and diversity of bacteria, and are less resistant to harmful bacteria.
This situation helps the growth of cancer. On the other hand, were used as antibiotics against bacteria, which cause inflammation and also causes cancer. "

University says Commenting on amyunalujy expert Dr. Sheena kruyk Shank research in Manchester: "It is research to increase our knowledge about the digestive bacteria, but I'm worried that it's somewhere people antibiotics to be prohibited. '
She says: "Antibiotics are important medicines to fight the infection, and if they can save lives when used properly."