Patient's question:
Motor dysfunction: Poor ability to control movement. In severe cases, hands cannot grasp objects, feet cannot walk, some cannot even roll over, sit up, stand, or chew and swallow normally. What to do about post-polio syndrome in children?Doctor's answer:
Post-polio sequelae-induced lower limb deformities can now be treated through surgical correction, significantly improving mobility and quality of life. Guidelines: Post-polio sequelae-induced lower limb deformities can now be treated through surgical correction, significantly improving mobility and quality of life. In such cases, it is recommended to first undergo diagnosis in a formal hospital and then receive treatment under the guidance of clinical doctors to avoid delaying the condition.