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malaria is a serious disease caused by parasites transmitted through mosquito bites. Symptoms include fever, chills, and flu-like symptoms. If left untreated, malaria can be life-threatening. Treatment typically involves antimalarial medications prescribed by a healthcare provider. It is important to seek medical attention promptly if you suspect you have malaria.
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What happens to you when you get malaria?
High Fever, Nausea, Chilling. Must be treated by medicine.
What is malaria and how is it treated?
Malaria is a disease that destroys red blood cells.
How is SLE treated?
Mild cases can be treated with ibuprofen. More severe cases can be treated with malaria medication.
If my father had malaria in Vietnam does he still have the potential to spread malaria here at home?
Yes. Malaria can be spread around the world if not treated at the time when you see signs of malaria.
How many years can you live with malaria?
You can live for a few weeks if your malaria is not treated, If you know about your malaria and treat it well, you may not die with the disease!
Can a person who had Malaria in the past and survived still spread malaria to mosquitos today even though they were treated for the malaria?
yes you the sicknes stayes in you body
Who created the cure for malaria?
there is no cure for malaria, however, it can be treated with doses of quinine, also to be used as a preventive measure.
What can happen to you if your not treated for malaria?
Malaria can be fatal. Fatal means that it could kill you if not treated right away. Approximately 1,500 people that get malaria approximately 12 will die. Not everyone dies but it is a deadly disease so take it seriously. Take a look at the malaria link in the related links section.
How was malaria treated in the 1830s?
idk i have this ? for Texas history also
How are mosquito-borne diseases treated?
If you mean Malaria, there is no cure.
How should money be spent on people treated by malaria in Canada?
not much
How is malaria treated in alternative medicine?
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