What are the precautions for polio patients?

Poliomyelitis is also known as poliomyelitis. In fact, there is still a risk of importing polio virus. Therefore, acute flaccid paralysis case monitoring and the global polio laboratory network still need to remain highly sensitive. Polio is a disease caused by a virus that can be life-threatening in severe cases. Therefore, many patients do not know what precautions to take in life. Let us now learn about the precautions in life for polio.

What are the precautions for preventing polio?

1. Clinically, giving children oral inactivated polio vaccine, namely polio sugar pills, is the best way to prevent polio. As long as it is taken according to the doctor's guidance and plan, it can make children have good immunity.

2. Pay attention to children's daily food hygiene. In daily life, children should be trained to wash their hands before and after meals and not eat unclean food. Children's clothes, bed sheets, toys, supplies and tableware should be disinfected. This is one of the precautions for preventing polio.

3. Maintain good environmental hygiene and eliminate flies. Reasonable arrangements for children's rest and nutrition, avoid excessive fatigue and cold, can enhance children's resistance to disease.

4. During the polio epidemic, children should be prevented from having their tonsils removed and from having their carious teeth extracted. It should be noted that children must not eat food that has been bitten by flies or is contaminated. Also, children should not be taken to public places such as theaters to reduce the chance of cross infection.

5. As for susceptible children with a history of close contact, immunoglobulin can be injected clinically for prevention.

The above content mainly introduces in detail the daily life precautions for polio. I hope it can be helpful to everyone and remind everyone to do a good job in prevention and prevent the occurrence of the disease.