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[Side effects of antibacterial therapy with respect to hydrolysis and absorption of sugars in newborns].

Hydrolysis and absorption of sugars in the intestine were studied in 268 newborns at the background of antibacterial therapy of pneumonia and acute respiratory infections. It was shown that penicillins and cephalosporins induced impairment of lactose and sucrose hydrolysis followed by the development of persisting dyspepsia. The antibiotics also promoted the development of the syndrome of the malabsorption of monosugars. The use of bifidumbacterin in the complex treatment promoted the elimination of the dyspeptic syndrome and improved the membrane digestion.