Malaria, infection with it, warnings of malaria.

 

 

• People in tropical and subtropical regions suffer from several epidemics such as malaria, and mosquitoes are also a source of concern, being a vector for diseases, in this article we will know more about malaria:

• What is malaria:
•  This disease is transmitted by mosquitoes, and it is a parasite that is transmitted by mosquitoes and is widespread in more tropical and semi-tropical regions. Scientists are trying to find a treatment and a vaccine that ends this trouble.
• Symptoms of malaria:
• Chills
• Diarrhea, vomiting, fatigue, fatigue, and feeling sick.
• Blood loss through the loss of too many red cells.
• PCough and chest pain.
• ersistent headache.
• And exposure to malaria passes through several stages, the most recent of which are breathing difficulties and may lead to death, especially for people who are weak in body structure, pregnant women and the elderly.
• Types of the parasite that causes malaria:
• Plasmodium falciparum.
• Plasmodium vivax.
• Plasmodium ovale.
• Plasmodium malariae.
• The parasite develops in mosquitoes depending on the temperature and the type of parasite.    
• How is infection carried out:
• The parasite that causes malaria selects the red cells and infects them and transmits by the way the mosquitoes, which become infected by other people with malaria.
• It can also be transferred from a pregnant woman to her fetus.
• It is also transmitted from nursing mothers to their young.
• It is also transmitted through direct and indirect blood contact, such as injection, blood transfusion, or organ donation.
• It is not transmitted through sexual contact. 
• How to detect malaria:
• If you feel symptoms, get a blood test done quickly, because the situation may worsen and this may threaten your life. 
• How to avoid malaria:
• In the event you are traveling to areas where epidemics and malaria are common, such as southern African countries, New Guinea and the Asian subcontinent, take care and wear long-sleeved clothes.
• Take anti-malaria medication and mosquito-borne diseases, after consulting your doctor.
• Sleep under a mosquito net.
• Stay away from areas with high mosquitoes.
• Use liquids and plants to repel mosquitoes.