How to get polio

Polio is a multi-disease in children. Polio can cause inconvenience and physical impairment to patients, but many people may not understand the infectiousness of polio. The time and route of polio transmission are parenting knowledge that many people should know. So, how is polio transmitted?

Generally speaking, polio is mainly transmitted through feces, which can excrete the virus in the body. In this way, if you do not have polio, you may contract polio through feces, which will affect your future life.

Moreover, polio may also be caused by flies, that is, only when flies come into contact with the secretions of polio patients, it may cause the virus to infect each other, thus causing polio and affecting one's own health.

Unclean living habits or food may cause paralysis in children. Due to unclean living environment or food, the virus may cross-infect children, causing paralysis in children, thus affecting children.

One of the best ways to prevent polio is to take the inactivated live polio vaccine orally in clinical practice, namely the polio sugar pill. The vaccine is popular among parents because it is safe, convenient, has strong immunity, lasts for a long time, and has few adverse reactions. As long as the child takes it according to the plan under the guidance of the doctor, the child will develop good immunity, thus effectively preventing polio.

As parents, in order to better help children prevent polio, we need to pay attention to the prevalence of polio, we should try to avoid giving children tonsillectomy, avoid tooth decay, and do not take children to cinemas and other public places to reduce the chance of cross infection. It is also necessary to arrange children's rest and nutrition reasonably, avoid overwork and colds, which can enhance children's resistance to diseases. In daily life, we should cultivate children's good habits of washing hands before and after meals and not eating unclean food.