Poliomyelitis (polio) is an exceedingly irresistible viral ailment, which essentially influences youthful kids. The infection is transmitted by individual to-individual spread for the most part through the fecal-oral course or, less much of the time, by a typical vehicle (e.g. polluted water or nourishment) and duplicates in the digestive tract, from where it can attack the sensory system and can bring about loss of motion.
Introductory indications of polio incorporate fever, exhaustion, migraine, spewing, solidness in the neck, and torment in the appendages. In a little extent of cases, the ailment causes loss of motion, which is frequently lasting. There is no cure for polio, it must be averted by inoculation.
Introductory indications of polio incorporate fever, exhaustion, migraine, spewing, solidness in the neck, and torment in the appendages. In a little extent of cases, the ailment causes loss of motion, which is frequently lasting. There is no cure for polio, it must be averted by inoculation.
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