Malaria is a hazardous blood disease which is caused by the bite of the female Anopheles mosquito. When an infected mosquito bites-off a human, it passes on the vermin. Further, these parasites proliferate in the liver of the bitten human thus contaminating and wiping out red blood cells. Malaria is a critical disease.
Malaria is a hazardous blood disease which is caused by the bite of the female Anopheles mosquito. When an infected mosquito bites-off a human, it passes on the vermin. Further, these parasites proliferate in the liver of the bitten human thus contaminating and wiping out red blood cells. Malaria is a critical disease.
The basic symptoms of malaria include:
Malaria is caused by the biting of an infected Anopheles mosquito that transmits the Plasmodium parasite into the host’s body. The parasite enters the human body and rests dormant in the liver for about 5-15 days. The parasite will slowly begin to multiply in the liver, decreasing the red blood cells.
It is generally advised to keep a good note of your hygiene and clean surroundings. Make sure there are no such water bodies around you that breed mosquito. Cover your food, wear clean clothes, and exercise well in order to make your immunity stronger.
The basic symptoms of malaria include:
Malaria is caused by the biting of an infected Anopheles mosquito that transmits the Plasmodium parasite into the host’s body. The parasite enters the human body and rests dormant in the liver for about 5-15 days. The parasite will slowly begin to multiply in the liver, decreasing the red blood cells.
It is generally advised to keep a good note of your hygiene and clean surroundings. Make sure there are no such water bodies around you that breed mosquito. Cover your food, wear clean clothes, and exercise well in order to make your immunity stronger.