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There are two forms of polio: Minor poliomyelitis (also called abortive poliomyelitis) occurs primarily in young children, and is the more common of the two forms. The illness is mild, and the brain and spinal cord are not affected. Symptoms appear three to five days after exposure to the virus and include slight fever, headache, sore throat, vomiting, lack of appetite, and a general feeling of illness and discomfort. Major poliomyelitis is a more severe illness that develops approximately 7 to 14 days after exposure to the virus. Symptoms include fever, severe headache, stiff neck and back, and deep muscle pain. Some people experience temporary abnormalities of skin sensation.
It is characterized by weakness of muscles due to damaged cranial nerves. The third type is called bulbospinal polio. It is a combination of symptoms from bulbar polio and spinal polio, and it accounts for 19% of the paralytic polio cases (1). The death rate for polio varies from children to adults. In children, 2%-5% of all cases result in death, and in adults, 15%-30% of all cases result in death. The death rate increases to 25%-75%, when there is bulbar involvement (1).