What are the causes of polio?

Poliomyelitis is definitely the main patient in children. Poliomyelitis is highly contagious. Once infected, it will bring great distress and trouble to the child's future life and development. However, how to treat polio? The treatment of polio should start with the cause of polio. So what are the causes of polio? Let's talk about the common causes of polio.

What causes polio?

1. Contracture of soft tissues around the joints of the affected limbs, causing deformities. For example, contracture of soft tissues behind the knee joint will cause the knee joint to bend but not straighten. This is a common cause of polio.

2. Poliomyelitis is also caused by abnormal walking and other weight-bearing activities, which aggravate the deformity. For example, the deformity of muscle imbalance or soft tissue contracture mentioned above can be corrected in the early stage, but the patient does not understand this and continues to walk or do other activities in an abnormal posture, which will aggravate the deformity and cause the occurrence of deformity.

3. Paralysis of some muscles that control the limbs, resulting in an imbalance of strength between different muscles. For example, the muscles that control foot eversion are paralyzed, while the muscles that control foot inversion are not paralyzed, resulting in an imbalance of strength on both sides of the foot, with the inner side being strong and the outer side being weak, resulting in foot inversion, which is also a cause of polio.

The above is an introduction to the causes of polio. Through the above understanding of the causes of polio, we hope that parents and friends will take immediate action and actively prevent polio. We recommend the following children's critical illness insurance, which is comprehensive and affordable. You can choose according to your situation.