In the near future, the treatment of many chronic diseases will be colored with new colors, than the article on the Medical Portal delighted.

Australian scientists have proposed to treat Parkinson's disease with fecal transplants, reports New Scientist.
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Fecals containing normal microflora will be collected from healthy donors. To inject fecal masses into the intestines of patients, the researchers intend to use a colonoscope or a enema, as well as a probe through the mouth or nose.
Borodie has already used fecal transplants to treat patients with constipation. At the same time, the scientist noted that patients reduced the severity of symptoms of the underlying disease, including Parkinsonism, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis and chronic fatigue syndrome.

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