Malaria Treatment and Precautions

Malaria Treatment and precautions

The mosquito is considered to be the biggest killer of human beings in the world and the number of infected people reaches millions every year. Malaria is also a disease spread by this mild insect. Evidence of the presence of malaria has been found to be one of the most widespread diseases in the world and one of the medical challenges. About 350 to 500 million people suffer from malaria Malaria affects most African countries, as well as the United States and Asia. Every year on April 25, "Malaria Day" is celebrated so that it can be fatal. Raise awareness about serious illness.

Malaria Treatment and precautions

Disease attack:

When a female Anopheles mosquito bites a person infected with malaria, the germ is transmitted to the mosquito and grows in its body, and when the mosquito bites another person, the Plasmodium bacterium enters the person's blood. The germs can grow in a person's liver for weeks, months or even years, and as their numbers increase, they become infected with malaria.

Malaria Treatment and precautions

Comharran a ’ghalair:

* Fiabhras

* Laigse corporra

* Fuar agus crith mus èirich am fiabhras agus a ’gabhail fras nuair a bhios am fiabhras a’ sìoladh às.

* Nausea agus vomiting.

* Indigestion.

*Ceann goirt

* Goirt fèithean.

* Pian bhoilg, air ais agus co-phàirteach.

* Casadaich agus iomagain.

Treatment :

* It is treated with anti-malarial drugs (quinine chloroquine).

* In case of vomiting, glucose injections are given so that there is no dehydration.

* And treatment is recommended according to the nature, age and severity of the disease.

Food:

During malaria, the diet is divided into three stages.

Food:

During malaria, the diet is divided into three stages.

1- In the first week of diagnosis, maximum amount of cano juice should be given.

1- Grapefruit, papaya, apple and pineapple should be given for three days after one week.

3- After three days, complete solid food (fruits, vegetables and grains) can be given but softened.

Complications:

* Brain disorders

* Decreased blood pressure

* Shocks

* Sudden onset of diseases

* Kidney failure

* Coma.

Precautions:

* This disease is spread from one person to another, so dirty syringes and tools should be avoided.

* Mosquitoes breed in stagnant water, so disinfectants should be added to stagnant water.

* Doors and windows should be thinned.

* Drainage system should be correct.

* Mosquito repellent should be sprayed at home.