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ABSTRACT A serious issue is antibiotic resistant infections because they lead to increased illness, more deaths and more expensive care. Since conventional antibiotics are ineffective in case of these powerful bacteria, there is a big need for new ways to treat diseases. Probiotics in our gut become unbalanced, it can make us unwell. One method, called Fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT), involves giving healthy gut bacteria from one person to another. This method has been very useful in rebalancing of gut bacteria. FMT has demonstrated high efficacy in treating recurrent infections caused by Clostridioides difficile by helping to increase the variety of bacteria, control the body's chemistry, prevent harmful bacteria from overpowering, and make the gut stronger. Numerous studies suggest that this treatment works most of the time and is usually safe, but there are still some problems to solve, like making sure the process is done the same way each time, checking donors carefully, and understanding if there are prolonged threats. The aim of this review is to evaluate how well FMT works, how it affects the body, the situations where it is used, and the challenges that still exist. Additional study is necessary to make FMT better, keep it safe, and use it for more kinds of diseases that are related to the gut bacteria and antibiotic resistance .