Pictures of polio

The occurrence of polio makes all parents very worried. The condition of polio is very complicated. Parents must be wary of the occurrence of polio and should seriously understand the harm of polio. Once a child suffers from this disease, he must be sent to a regular hospital for treatment. The earlier the disease is treated, the greater the chance of cure. Let us take a detailed look at the pictures about polio below.

What do pictures of polio patients look like? The pictures of polio patients have been shown to you in the above content. Now we will introduce them in the form of text.

At the beginning of polio, patients will first experience fever, headache, diarrhea, vomiting, etc., and the whole body will feel unwell. Parents may mistake fever and headache for colds, and diarrhea and vomiting for indigestion. However, the fever of polio usually subsides in about one to four days, and the fever will recur after a few days, which will be more severe than the previous one. The patient will also feel pain and dare not let others touch him, accompanied by symptoms such as flushing, headache, sore throat, and sweating. Paralysis will occur after three to seven days, and the lower limbs are the most common part.

Paralysis is a common disease. Not only is it a disease that children are prone to, it is also a contagious disease. This disease is caused by three types of polio virus. Don't underestimate this small virus. Although the virus is small, it has a strong ability to survive. It is a virus that can survive in the general natural environment. In addition to causing paralysis in children, severe cases can also cause disability and even endanger the child's life. Therefore, polio must be taken seriously.

What do pictures of polio look like? I believe everyone has seen the pictures above. Knowing what a disease is like only through a picture will give many people a headache. Not knowing what it is like in detail, combined with the pictures above and the text above, everyone can better understand the disease of polio.