Patient's question:
Convenient for a one-year-old who suffered from infantile paralysis, one leg is thicker than the other, and can walk without external support. Past treatment and effects: No surgery has been performed. What kind of assistance is needed: I would like to ask if your hospital can treat this condition.Doctor's answer:
Poliomyelitis-induced inflammation can sometimes be severe and sometimes mild. How to treat it depends on the doctor's thorough examination of the muscles affected. Only after a detailed examination can the doctor determine whether you are eligible for surgery and what type of surgery is needed.Suggestions: Post-polio surgery requires a thorough examination of the patient to assess the condition of the muscles and determine the appropriate surgical approach. It is recommended that you visit a formal hospital for examination and allow the doctor to provide treatment based on your specific situation.