How to detect polio

Poliomyelitis, also known as poliomyelitis, is an acute infectious disease caused by the spinal cord virus that seriously endangers children's health. This virus mainly invades the motor cells of the central nervous system and damages motor neurons. So, how can we detect polio? I believe that as parents, we want to know these things.

1. Various deformities may occur in the feet, such as the heel or toes not touching the ground when walking, or the foot turning inward and walking on the outside of the instep, which are also common symptoms of polio sequelae. In addition, deformities may also occur in other parts of the body, such as upper limb deformities, spinal curvature deformities, pelvic tilt deformities, etc., which are also symptoms of polio sequelae.

2. Limb muscle atrophy and weakness, limb deformity, difficulty in upper and lower limb movement, joint instability, and unequal length of bilateral limbs are all common symptoms of polio sequelae.

3. Symptoms of polio sequelae also include contracture and flexion of the hip joint or loose and unstable hip joint, and even hip dislocation, knee flexion deformity, inward or outward bending of the lower leg, etc.

The above is an introduction to how to detect polio and the symptoms of polio sequelae. I believe it will be helpful to you. We kindly remind you that if you suffer from the above symptoms, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid delaying your child's condition.