Patient's question:
The poliovirus can enter the human body through the mouth, pharynx, or intestinal mucosa and reach local lymphoid tissues such as the tonsils, pharyngeal wall lymphatic ring, and intestinal wall collecting lymphatic ring within a day to grow and eliminate the cause of viral pneumonia. The poliovirus then spreads to the local area.Doctor's answer:
Many factors can interfere with the recovery of the disease, such as cold, fatigue, local irritation, injury, surgery (such as preventive anesthesia, tonsillectomy, face washing, etc.), and immune disorders. This may lead to a recurrence of collapse. If a pregnant woman gives birth, she is very prone to collapse. Older children and adults are more severe in the condition of collapse, and the possibility of collapse is greater. Many. Boys are more prone to severe illness and collapse than girls.