What is the ideal weight for a polio patient?

Question

I am a 35 years old man suffering from polio. I am 155 cm tall and my weight is 65 kg. I am physically handicapped but can walk without any support. What should be my ideal weight?

Expert Answer

Dr Rajesh Kumar BawariDec 30, 2009

Orthopedic Surgeon
Max Healthcare
Delhi

Keep your weight under 55kg. An increase in weight can cause early muscle fatigue and loss of strength in the affected group of muscles at a later age. Seek help from a dietician for diet chart and do weight training regularly to strengthen your muscles.

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What is the ideal weight for a polio patient?

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