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Scientists have analyzed almost 100,000 cases in children born between 1993 and 2003, and mothers who were pregnant. They examined what medicines the women were taking and how the disease was going.
It turned out that in a mother who suffered from influenza during pregnancy, the risk of autism in a child increases by as much as two times, and in a woman who becomes pregnant with fever for a week or more, three times. In addition, animal tests have shown that stimulating the mother's body to fight the infection has an effect on fetal brain development.
