What is the paralytic Polio?

Paralytic Polio is a serious form of poliomyelitis, infection caused by poliovirus. Because it is so serious, historically, it has occupied a large proportion of media coverage of child palsy. Some very remarkable historical characters, such as US President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, suffered from this state. However, this form is in fact quite rare and is constantly decreasing. Some people infected usually suffer from a slight form that is often solved in itself, with approximately 95% of cases classified as mild. In several cases, however, the virus will be more aggressive and, in approximately 2% of cases, develops on paralytic polio.

In these cases, the virus attacks the central nervous system. When only spinal cord is affected, as in the vast majority of serious cases, it is known as spinal palsy. When the brain stem is attacked, it is known as the light bulb, and when it comes to brain and spinal cord, it is classified as bulbospinal palsy. As the virus attacks on the central nervous system, it causes paralysis and a range of compulsKací.

symptoms of paralytic polio include swallowing problems, difficulty breathing, muscle pain, fever, stiffness, muscle weakness, tremors and convulsions. In some cases, the muscles that regulate breathing are paralyzed, in which case the patient must be laid on an artificial fan to breathe. Historically, patients often ended the lungs, specialized fans with negative pressure.

in 5 to 10% of cases this disease kills. The mortality rate is higher in adults who seem to be more serious. Many people suffer from complications of paralytic polio, such as paralysis, malformed limbs, muscle weakness and breathing problems. Physical -apips can greatly help with these complications of the disease, which makes life more comfortable and pleasant for the patient.

Great tragedy of palsy is that can be prevented by vaccination. In most of the regions of the world, the immunity of the herd was achieved through a largeThe vaccine coverage, which makes cases very rare. However, some developing nations still have examples of child palsy, but a lot of frustration of healthcare workers who would like to erad this disease.