Malaria is a treatable disease, however if it is left untreated or treated with improper drugs; the infected person will have this disease for their entire life. Occasionally, the parasite will be resistant to the drug which will leave the patient as being infected. Unfortunately, a common theme with malaria patients is having them being treated with the proper drug but at a immiscible dose, or the drug is taken for long enough. However, once a patient is properly diagnosed and treated they will become healthy and the malaria will be completely eliminated.
In most cases, malaria symptoms appear7 to 30 daysfollowing the infective bite. Antimalarial drugs taken for prevention by travelers can delay appearance of the malaria symptoms by weeks or months.
If you are unfortunate to have falciparum infection, you kill it or it will kill you. Other types of malaria can be there for say six months, before your immunity cure it. You can die of rupture of spleen with blow on abdomen.
The Plasmodium falciparm variety will kill you within a week or two without treatment. The Plasmodium vivax, ovale and malariae will be there for say six months, before or immune system can control the same. Normally patient gets the treatment and get cured.
it depends on our immunity system
Around 2 weeks..
2-4 weeks
not known
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im going to dominican republic for my holiday,im going to have a malaria jab for prevention,how long does the vaccanation jab last ?
Usually 2 to 4 weeks. But in severe cases, it will take 2 to 3 months to get completely cured.
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you do not always die from Malaria even if it is untreated. Google it
He is having a paroxysm of the malaria he had last week.
There is a shot to prevent malaria, But easy things such as keeping your windows closed and wearing long sleeves/long pants when its darker outside, Its caused by infectios misquitos, But however Mistquitos that spread malaria are only in certain parts of the world!:)
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The treatment for malaria depends with the type of malaria. There are two types of malaria: mild malaria and severe malaria. The severe malaria requires intravenous (IV) drug treatment and fluids in the hospital while mild malaria requires oral medication.
Doxycycline is not a good antimalarial. You should take the same for two weeks after leaving malaria area.
This could never be determined as the malaria parasite and the mosquitos that spread the disease long predate the existence of modern humans (and likely predate the existence of all primates and may even predate the dinosaurs!).In other words, humans and malaria have coexisted and coevolved as long as there have been humans. This long predates any recorded history or written documents, which would be necessary to give you an answer.
you treat malaria with Lariago, its a drug how long dose it take what are the side effects