Polio primarily affects the nervous system, leading to muscle weakness and paralysis, but it can indirectly impact hearing. In some cases, the virus can cause inflammation or damage to the auditory pathways or the inner ear, potentially resulting in hearing loss. However, this is not a common complication of polio, and most hearing issues related to the disease arise from associated conditions or complications rather than the virus itself.
No , polio does not affect animals.
why is polio so popular
Because of polio, Roosevelt was paralyzed by the waist down, causing him to be unable to walk.
it affects the nervous system
neede by infants so they will not getsick of polio
So that they don' t get polio. Polio is nasty.
the polio is a disease that may affect our nervous system.We need to exercise or move the affected part of polio to strengh or muscles and to our nerves so that our blood can move for the right place of it that when they go and so that it doesn't paralyze.... thank you... by: Patricia Anne (Patty) Romulo galing mo patty
Very carefully.
Hearing loss will not usually affect a persons sense of smell.
Do bund polio drops pilao, bacho ki zindagi khushal banao
it sure can affect them. hearing: don't blast your headphones too loud and you wont have hearing defects. sight: don't get too close to the television and your vision wont be so bad.
Dr. Jonas Salk invented the vaccine against the polio. Before that the whole world was worried about the polio. Polio used to affect the most precious population, children! Two years before the invention of the polio vaccine, in US alone about 50,000 children got affected by polio. Dr. Jonas Salk did not get the patent for the vaccine, so that the vaccine became affordable for every body. Today is the 100th birth day of this hero. (28th October 2014.)Jonas Salk invented polio vaccine. He did not patent the vaccine, so that it should be made affordable to every body.