Monday, 2 October 2017

Polio transmission full facts


polio transmission
Polio is one of the most deadly disease that can be easily transmitted from person to person. Polio transmission rate is more dominant in developing and under developed countries because of neglect and poor hygiene.


Polio has paralyzed millions of people living Africa, turning them into dependants and street beggars.
Polio virus is more prevalent and easily transmitted to children.

Polio can be transmitted in so many ways and when transmitted to the body it starts to affect the nervous system causing death or permanent paralysis to the body.

Polio transmission ways


Polio can be transmitted via stool of an infected person. You can contact polio If you touch the stool of an infected person, without washing your hands and mistakenly put the hands in your mouth.

People that find it difficult to wash their hands always are at a very risk of getting polio.
The money you touch everyday can infect you if the money is contaminated with polio virus. If the person that used the money is an unhygienic polio infected person.

You don't just get infected by just touching a contaminated item. You can only be infected if you touch contaminated item with your hands and then put it in your mouth or when an infected person sneezes around you spreading the virus to you through air via tiny droplets of water from the persons nose or mouth.
A polio infected unhygienic person can easily transmit polio to people around. If the polio infected person should touch his or her stool without washing his or her hands.

Polio can also be transmitted through kissing an infected person. You can get polio when you kiss a polio infected person because during kissing mouth fluids gets exchanged making it hard to escape the polio virus in the throat of the infected person.

Same thing goes with sharing foods and drinks, sharing eating utensils with an infected person.

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