Polio

The term polio refers to a number of pathological conditions that differ in the degree or severity of damage caused to a person, the causes of damage, the course of the disease, as well as the quality of life that remains after the disease.
Generally speaking, polio is a group of diseases related to the field of neurology, although neurologists themselves avoid using the term polio. Polio is defined as a pathological limitation of mobility - thus, a person's movements and motor skills are limited. Basically, polio is divided into two types:
a) Paresis: the term paresis describes incomplete paralysis, for example, the patient can move the affected limb, at least to a limited extent.
b) Plegia: complete loss of momentum, the patient cannot move the affected part of the body at all.
Another definition tells us that paresis means a decrease in muscle strength, whereas plegia means a complete loss of muscle strength.
Other terms - hemiparesis or hemiplegia is a lesion of one half of the body, and paraparesis is a lesion of both lower extremities.
All the above terms refer to general neurological terminology, and it is necessary to describe two conditions that are closely related to polio: cerebral palsy and polio, an infectious disease of viral origin.
Description of polio
Poliomyelitis is a disease of viral origin caused by a virus from the group of polioviruses (polioviruses are RNA viruses, contain ribonucleic acid in the capsid and belong to the genus Enterovirus).
Technically, polio is called acute anterior polio. This is a serious disease that leads to damage to motor neurons (neurons that control muscles) and, as a result, to polio. The polio virus is exclusively neurotropin, which means that it attacks only nerve cells, and it is this property that makes it the most dangerous virus in the genus Enterovirus.
In those regions of the globe where conditions are worse, the virus is endemic (typical for this area).
In practice, this means that about 90% of all children in the area are infected with the virus under the age of 5, most of them are infants. However, infants are protected by passive transmission of antibodies with breast milk, which protects them from polio. In these regions, people over the age of 15 are most likely to get sick.
In Russia, as well as in other regions, for example, in socially and economically developed countries with a temperate climate, over the past century, the disease has emerged in the form of small epidemics. The situation has changed radically since the introduction of the polio vaccine.
Vaccination reduced the incidence by 99%. Interestingly, our country was one of the first countries where vaccination was introduced.
Vaccination protected vaccinated children, so virulent strains were gradually removed from the population, and the incidence in our country was practically excluded.
Polio risk factors
The risk lies primarily in trips to endemic areas where the virus circulates among the population. The low economic, social and hygienic level of the country contributes to the spread. In our region, as mentioned above, the infection has been eliminated with the help of vaccination. カジノ-X 入金不要で貯金を使わずにプレイを始めよう！オンラインカジノでプレイを始めたばかりの場合、カジノ-Xのカジノ入金不要を使って貯金を使わずにプレイを始める素晴らしい機会があります。カジノ入金ボーナスを受け取れば、自分の貯金をリスクなしでリアルマネーでプレイできます。お金を使わずに好きなゲームをプレイし、勝つことができます！ただし、ボーナス口座からの勝利金を引き出すには、特定の条件を満たす必要があります。