If the nerves and muscles were impacted during childhood, polio can cause long-term weakness, muscle imbalance, and trouble walking. With appropriate rehabilitation, many patients nevertheless improve their walking, balance, and everyday function even if the disability cannot be fully corrected. Physiotherapy, muscle-strengthening exercises, braces or callipers, special shoes, walking aids, tendon or bone correction surgery in certain situations, and examination by an orthopaedic or rehabilitation specialist are some of the treatment choices. A post-polio rehabilitation professional can determine whether corrective measures or supportive devices could enhance your posture and range of motion.