What are the ways to prevent polio recurrence?

Polio is a very serious disease that plagues children. It can cause obstruction and seriously harm the health of children. Mothers need to have a deep understanding of polio and pay attention to preventing the disease. So, what are the ways to prevent the recurrence of polio? I hope the following introduction will be helpful to you.

Polio is an acute infectious disease caused by the polio virus. It often manifests clinically as flaccid paralysis, which can be life-threatening. Its harm is well known and we must pay great attention to it. Giving children oral inactivated polio vaccine, namely polio sugar pills, is a better way to prevent polio. Clinical use of this vaccine is safe, convenient, has strong immunity and lasts for a long time, and rarely has adverse reactions. It is very popular among parents. As long as we take it according to the plan under the guidance of a doctor, we can make children have good immunity. Another important part of preventing polio is to pay attention to children's usual dietary hygiene. In daily life, we should cultivate children's good habits of washing hands before and after meals and not eating unclean food. Attention should be paid to the disinfection of children's clothes, sheets, toys, supplies and tableware (boiling for 15 minutes or sun exposure for two hours).

In addition, maintaining good environmental hygiene and eliminating flies are also very important aspects of cutting off the source of infection. Reasonable arrangements for children's rest and nutrition, avoiding overwork and cold, can enhance children's resistance to diseases. As for susceptible children with a history of close contact, clinical injection of immunoglobulin can be used for prevention, with a dose of 0.3-0.5 ml per kilogram of body weight. The symptoms of the patients can be alleviated within one week after injection. If the patient has not developed the disease after 2-5 weeks of infection, it means that passive immunity is successful and the child has been effectively protected. In addition, during the period of polio epidemic, tonsillectomy for children should be avoided as much as possible, and dental caries should be avoided. At the same time, children should not be taken to public places such as theaters to reduce the chance of cross infection. In particular, it should be noted that food that has been bitten or contaminated by flies should not be eaten. During the period of polio epidemic, dental caries should be avoided. To prevent polio, children should also be prevented from going to public places such as theaters to reduce the chance of cross infection.

In order to prevent polio, it is especially important not to eat food that has been bitten by flies or is contaminated. To prevent polio, it is necessary to arrange children's rest and nutrition reasonably, avoid overwork and cold, and enhance children's resistance to diseases. Clinically, giving children oral polio vaccine, namely polio sugar pills, is a better way to prevent polio. Clinical use of this vaccine is safe, convenient, has strong immunity and lasts for a long time, and has very few adverse reactions, which is very popular among parents. Another important part of preventing polio is to 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. In daily life, children should pay attention to the disinfection of children's clothes, sheets, toys, supplies and tableware (boiling for 15 minutes or sun exposure for two hours) to prevent polio.

After we understand the above methods to prevent the recurrence of polio, we have a particularly clear understanding of what are the effective methods to prevent polio. Paralysis is a more serious disease in life. Quite a number of children will have symptoms of paralysis, which will cause their developmental abnormalities. Mothers need to pay attention to paralysis and have a deep understanding of the prevention methods of this disease.