Babies Born Premature Vulnerable Autism

POSTED BY Unknown on Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Although the exact cause of autism is not yet known, a recent study found babies born one week sooner has the risk of autism and hearing problems.
Babies born at week 39-point where the majority of cesareans done learning difficulties than babies born at week 40.
As quoted from the Telegraph, researchers analyzed the history of the birth of 400 thousand school children who were born at week 37 to 39. Those born in this period 5.1 percent risk of experiencing learning difficulties and require special education. While those born in week 40 has a lower risk level, four percent.
Jill Pell, professor of public health and health policy of the University of Glasgow, said the doctors and prospective parents should consider the risk of learning difficulties when planning a cesarean section.
"Surgery is often performed Caesarean faster a week from the time of birth. So, if you make that decision, consider the risks and potential benefits," he said.
The danger in infants born within the first 24 weeks of the health risks of autism and behavioral disorders is very high. From the same study found a third of babies born at week 37 to week 39.
According to the World Health Organization, the number of parents who choose caesarean section increased significantly. Of the 400 thousand children studied, 18 thousand classified as having special needs including behavioral hyperactivity disorder, autism dyslexia, deaf and has a low reasoning.
The study is published in the journal Public Library of Science Medicine. (Umi)

 
Source VIVAnews.Com

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