Patient's question:
If a baby develops post-polio syndrome, should they be treated directly at the hospital or perform functional exercises at home?Doctor's answer:
Poliomyelitis sequelae is a serious disabling disease that causes permanent limb disability in children. It affects children's lives, growth, and development, not only causing physical deformities but also creating significant obstacles for children to take care of themselves, learn, and integrate into society. The main goal of rehabilitation training is to restore or compensate for the lost motor functions of children with poliomyelitis sequelae, thereby improving upper limb daily activities and lower limb standing and walking functions, striving to achieve self-care and facilitate a quick return to society.