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Infectious diseases develop when foreign bodies are contaminated into the human body. These alien objects are germs, viruses, fungus or parasites. These organisms are transmitted by infection from other humans, animals, contaminated food, or from exposure to any environmental factors that are contaminated with any of these objects.
These infections have many symptoms on the body, including high body temperature and aches, in addition to other symptoms vary depending on the location of infection, type and severity of infection. Infection can cause mild illness, and therefore no more treatment than home treatment. In contrast, there are serious cases that may cause death.

Why is malaria so dangerous?

Malaria is one of the most common in humans, accounting for 500 million infections a year. The most dangerous type may cause death
And the rest of the species cause you severe fatigue of heat and sweating a lot at periodic intervals extending to years if the treatment is not properly. Every year nearly 3 million people die and every 30 seconds a child falls victim to the mosquito.
All species lead to death, God forbid, if not treated.




 What causes malaria?

By a microscopic parasitic microbial spread in the animal kingdom significantly. And move them from one infected person to another mosquitoes called anophilus, which live with humans in the tropics and wetlands and thus facilitate transmission of the germ.
One tablespoon of mosquito is sufficient for infection.



 Where does malaria exist?

We also mentioned that it is in the tropical and wet regions ... This means more than 100 countries in Africa, Asia and South America but the most dangerous species exist in Southeast Asia, Africa and the Kingdom as well.
- Although they exist in these places, the degree of risk varies from one region to another.
- High-risk areas: deserts of Africa, Central African countries and parts of Thailand and Brazil.
- Mid-risk areas: South America, India, Sri Lanka and parts of Southeast Asia.
- Low risk areas: North Africa, Central America and the Near East.
But even in areas the degree of risk varies from season to season. It is at its peak during the disease where mosquitoes multiply and the atmosphere becomes somewhat warm.
Remember that most of the infestation lasts from sunset until dawn when mosquitoes are active.




What can be done to prevent the infection of the cells?
1. Wear long clothing to prevent the mosquito from reaching the limbs.
2 - Use insecticides to spray rooms and corridors.
3 - Use mosquito nets to eliminate it during the night.
4 - Some pesticides can be evaporated by an electric heater, use it.
Do not walk between grasses without shoes and wet places.
6 - Do not care about some audio devices that transmit waves to exclude some are useless.

 Do I need to take preventive drugs when traveling to places of malaria?
In fact, you should discuss it with your doctor first, before using any medicine .. Even if it is preventive, it needs to know the area you will go to and the type of activities you will do to determine the type of medicine ..
Preventive medicine starts about two weeks ago and lasts for 4 weeks after returning from travel.

Remember to keep taking medicine .. Discontinuation of it leads to the loss of its immune advantage and puts you at risk not from mosquitoes, but from the same drug ... In the case of infected with malaria then preventive drugs do not benefit at all and must begin treatment immediately.




 Why not take a vaccine against malaria and end up?
Until now there is no vaccine for malaria. Unlike many common diseases that have been eliminated thanks to God and then using the vaccine .. But research is still underway to reach it as soon as possible.



 What symptoms of malaria will appear on the patient?
- Temperature of 40 degrees and more.
- A chill of cold.
- severe pain in the head.
- Nausea.