Rehabilitation training for congenital poliomyelitis symptoms

After the onset of polio, the child's legs will suffer serious damage and the child's walking will be affected. We must have a thorough understanding of polio and pay attention to the treatment of this disease. So, what are the rehabilitation training for congenital polio symptoms? I hope the following introduction will be helpful to you.

Post-polio sequelae is a serious disabling disease. The treatment of this disease should be based on the overall disability and needs of the children, so that they can receive comprehensive rehabilitation treatment. The main purpose of rehabilitation training is to restore or compensate for the lost motor function of patients with post-polio sequelae. Post-polio sequelae is a serious disabling disease. As a result of the onset of the disease, the children's limbs are disabled for life. It affects the children's life, growth and development. It not only causes physical deformities in children, but also creates serious obstacles for children to take care of themselves, study and enter society, which hits the children's body and mind in all aspects.

Therefore, the treatment of this disease should be based on the overall obstacles and needs of the children, so that they can receive comprehensive rehabilitation treatment, that is, the children should receive rehabilitation care and treatment not only physically but also mentally and socially, so that they can live, study and work like healthy people. Comprehensive rehabilitation generally includes medical rehabilitation, educational rehabilitation, vocational rehabilitation and social rehabilitation. The main purpose of rehabilitation training is to restore or compensate for the lost motor function of patients with sequelae of polio, and then improve the daily activity ability of the upper limbs and the standing and walking function of the lower limbs, strive to achieve self-care and return to society as soon as possible. The content of regular training mainly includes muscle strength training, training to expand the range of joint movement, production and use of orthotics, and training for limb function recovery after surgery.

Master the appropriate training scale, quantity and method. If the training volume is not enough, there will be no obvious effect; while excessive training can cause limb damage, such as muscle strain, joint swelling, fracture dislocation, etc. Therefore, it is necessary to master this scale and the training volume should be appropriate. Training should be done step by step, and you should not rush it. The number of activities should increase from less to more, the range of joint movement should increase from small to large, and the force used should increase from light to heavy. Only by gradually increasing the training volume can you get good results. No training should cause obvious pain. Sometimes slight pain may occur during training, but the pain should disappear after stopping the activity. If severe pain occurs during training and does not disappear after resting, it is often a sign of injury and you should stop training. If the pain is severe after training, or even lower limb edema occurs, it indicates excessive exercise and you should also stop training temporarily.

You should not feel tired during training. If you feel tired, you should rest for 5 to 10 minutes before training to avoid injury caused by overwork. It is generally believed that polio leaves sequelae two years after the onset of the disease. The disease will no longer progress, but it is not easy to get better. The child will maintain a relatively stable disability state and will not relapse. However, in recent years, many medical experts have put forward different views through practice: they point out that some people who have suffered from polio and are now "cured" can still relapse after 30 to 40 years of illness, and new symptoms similar to polio will appear, which is called post-polio syndrome. Patients show: extreme fatigue, gradually worsening limb weakness, muscle and joint pain, limb paralysis and muscle atrophy. This situation reminds us that patients who have suffered from polio and are now stable should go to the hospital immediately if they have the above symptoms, and they must not take it lightly.

The above knowledge allows everyone to understand the rehabilitation training of congenital polio symptoms. The occurrence of paralysis has caused more children to suffer and affected their growth. We must guard against the occurrence of polio and should clearly understand the treatment methods of this disease. We should pay attention to timely treatment after our children become ill.