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**The main purpose of training is to restore or compensate for the lost motor function of patients with sequelae of polio, so as to improve the daily activity ability of the upper limbs and the standing and walking functions of the lower limbs, so as to achieve self-care and return to society as soon as possible. Frequent training Walking ** - Indications: severe polio sequelae The content of the training mainly includes muscle strength enhancement training, joint range of motion training, orthosis production and use, and limb function recovery training after surgery **Training is best carried out under the guidance of a doctor.

Generally speaking, the following points should be noted: (1) Master the appropriate training scale, quantity and method. The amount of training is not enough, and there is no obvious effect; Overtraining can cause damage to the limbs, such as:

Muscle strain, swollen joints, fractures and dislocations, and more. Therefore, it is necessary to master this scale and the amount of training must be appropriate. (2) The training should be done step by step, not in a hurry.

The number of activities is from less to more, the range of motion of the joints is from small to large, and the force used is from light to heavy. Gradually increase the amount of training to achieve good results. (3) Any training should not cause significant pain.

Sometimes mild pain occurs during training, but it should go away when you stop moving. If severe pain occurs during training and does not go away after resting, it is often a sign of injury and it is necessary to stop training. If the pain is severe after training, or even swelling of the lower limbs, indicating excessive exercise, it should also be alternated with a precursor - Indications:

Sequelae of polio Temporary suspension of training. (4) Training should not be fatigued. If you feel tired, you should rest for 5 to 10 minutes before training to avoid injury caused by overwork.

It is generally believed that polio leaves sequelae two years after the onset of the disease, and the disease no longer progresses, but it is not easy to get better, and the child maintains a relatively stable state of disability and will no longer have polio. However, in recent years, many medical experts have put forward different views through practice: they point out that some people who have had polio and are now "cured" can still be sick after 30 or 40 years of illness, and new polio-like symptoms appear, which are called post-polio syndrome.

Patients present with extreme fatigue, progressively worsening limb weakness, muscle and joint pain, and paralysis and muscle atrophy of the limbs. This situation reminds us that patients who have had polio and are now stable should go to the hospital immediately if they have the above symptoms, and should not be taken lightly.

The disease is mainly caused by the poliovirus. The main symptoms in children are changes in body temperature, poor appetite, sweating, vomiting, sour water, and discomfort in the mouth and nose. In severe cases, they suffer from physical pain and paralysis.

At present, in the process of the occurrence and development of the disease, it is mainly carried out to provide symptomatic service and support. In terms of **, bed rest can be used, in addition, some antipyretic analgesics and sedatives can be used, and proper nutrition and medication can be provided during paralysis**. The main sequelae include muscle atrophy and weakness, body change and thought shape, difficulty in moving the upper and lower limbs, joint instability and other symptoms of muscle paralysis and body paralysis.

Some exercises can be used to restore muscle function.