What are the symptoms of poliomyelitis?
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One to six-year-old children are in the early stage of growth and development. If there is a mistake, their parents will be worried and weak. If they are careless, they will be infected with viruses and infectious diseases. Poliomyelitis is one of them. This disease is an acute viral infectious disease caused by viruses invading the blood circulation system, Part of the virus can invade the nervous system, the general incubation period is 5 ~ 14 days, if not in the early attention, early treatment, will cause serious consequences, parents in the face of their children, must always pay attention to the child's physical symptoms.
What are the symptoms of poliomyelitis?
First: poliomyelitis is also called poliomyelitis in medicine. The main symptoms at the beginning of the disease are fever, loss of appetite, irritability and general discomfort of children, diarrhea, cough and rhinitis. When children have nausea and vomiting, we should pay attention to it immediately and check the possibility of poliomyelitis.
Second: the early symptoms of poliomyelitis are indirect increase of body temperature, headache, nausea and vomiting, redness of skin, accompanied by constipation. If the fever continues, there will be the possibility of paralysis. Parents should have a comprehensive examination immediately to avoid aggravation of the disease.
Third: poliomyelitis is a kind of children's disease with great harm. Preschool children, with low immunity, need more parents' care and care. When children have fever, diarrhea and restlessness, there is a potential risk of paralysis. Prevention is particularly important. Parents should pay attention to the disease coming from the mouth.
matters needing attention
As a high-risk disease, poliomyelitis does great harm to the body. Once the child has initial symptoms, parents must send him to a regular hospital for examination as soon as possible. If they are confirmed to have poliomyelitis, they must also treat him as soon as possible. The earlier he is treated, the greater the hope of cure will be, and the less harm he will suffer. A comprehensive understanding of his symptoms can strive for the best opportunity for treatment.