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I am suffering from polio since my childhood but its not from my birth its from when I was only 9 month then I have fever and after that it will happen with me. Now I want a good doctor who gave me relief from this problem.
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Hey, havenot you been vaccinated for polio ? Physical therapy – Therapy helps to minimize damage to paralyzed muscles and to help you to regain mobility as the acute illness resolves. Treatment for paralysis depends on which muscles are affected.Physiotherapy only helps in minimizing effect of polio ,polio can't be cured . consult physiotherapist in any corporate hospital , doc deliver service at home , they may charge you more .
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