Category: Poliomyelitis

　　Prevention 1. Active immunization All children should receive live attenuated polio vaccine orally for active immunization. The basic immunization starts from 2 months after birth, with 3 consecutive doses at…

　　Currently, there are three types of polio vaccines used to prevent polio in our country: attenuated oral drops, IPV (inactivated polio vaccine) and pentavalent vaccine containing IPV. The IPV vaccine…

　　Poliomyelitis (polio for short) is an acute infectious disease caused by poliovirus. Clinical manifestations are mainly fever, upper respiratory symptoms, limb pain, some patients can occur flaccid nerve paralysis and…

Children under 5 years of age are susceptible to the disease due to their low immune system.

　　Patient: My daughter was diagnosed with epilepsy in June this year at the Department of Neurology of Children’s Hospital, Zhong Jianmin, and now Ji’an City has issued a notice to…

　　With the rapid development of social economy, people’s material living standard has been greatly improved, and people’s health is also on the higher agenda. In recent years, the emergence and…

  Can not lose confidence, as the following points may help you: 1, drugs: oral vitamin B complex tablets; brain rehabilitation tablets, etc..　　2, food: fresh vegetables, meat, eggs, etc.　　3. The…

Polio vaccine can be delayed for ten months. Polio vaccine is a national immunization program, free vaccination, and polio vaccine can be given to newborns two months after birth, and…

　　Optic neuromyelitis optica (NMO) is increasingly recognized as an inflammatory demyelinating disease of the central nervous system with diverse clinical and imaging manifestations that primarily affects the optic nerve and…

　　Anterior horn lesions of the spinal cord are a manifestation of poliomyelitis. Poliomyelitis is an acute infectious disease caused by poliovirus. Poliomyelitis virus (poliomyelitisvirus) is a genus of enterovirus in…