Neck Pain
You realize that individuals suffering from Polio will complain of neck pain on most occasions. The neck contains lots of muscles and it’s one of the major joints that connect the head and the body. You find that poliovirus settles on joints and muscles, thus settling on the neck and starts multiplying, resulting in severe neck pain. Polio infection causes the neck muscles to stiffen, leading in stiff muscles and severe neck pain. The pain may start a few hours or days after the poliovirus attack and spread to all sides of the patient’s neck. [8]
