CHILDHOOD PARALYSIS: SYMPTOMS, SEQUELS AND TREATMENT - INFECTIOUS DISEASES

What is Childhood Paralysis and How to Treat It



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Childhood paralysis, also known scientifically as poliomyelitis, is a serious infectious disease that can cause permanent paralysis in certain muscles and usually affects children but may also occur in the elderly and adults with weakened immune systems. Since childhood paralysis has no cure if it affects the muscles, it is advisable to prevent the disease, which consists of taking the polio vaccine, which can be administered from 6 weeks of age, divided into 5 doses