what is the maleriya

Question

Malaria is transmitted by the infective bite of anopheles mosquito. Typically, malaria produces fever, headache, vomiting and other flu-like symptoms. Complicated malaria may cause anemia, jaundice, fits, unconsciousness, cerebral fever etc.

For diagnosis of malaria there are two type tests available; one is rdk rapid diagnositc kit (less reliable); other one is peripheral smear of blood.

If it comes positive contact doctor for treatment, however, most of times it does not come positive because timing of test, therefore, get tested for malaria at time of peak of fever. Treatment depends on type and severity of malaria, and patient's condition.

How to protect ourselves from malaria/ dengue. Similar measures are used to protect ourselves from malaria/ dengue/ chikungunya.
Keep yourself protected from mosquito bites.
Children should not be allowed to play in shorts and half sleeved clothes
use mosquito bed nets/ repellents/ odomass/ kachuachhap etc. In home whichever available or you can afford.
Must: always have one anti-mosquito spray in house including kitchen/ bedroom in the starting of rainy season.
Must: there should not be any water collection in house/ nearby house including water cooler/ bottles/ buckets/ holes etc.

**all the best**

aware at least 10 of your friends too about it, it is a divine job.

Mohan Bairwa · Accepted Answer

Malaria is transmitted by the infective bite of anopheles mosquito. Typically, malaria produces fever, headache, vomiting and other flu-like symptoms. Complicated malaria may cause anemia, jaundice, fits, unconsciousness, cerebral fever etc.

For diagnosis of malaria there are two type tests available; one is rdk rapid diagnositc kit (less reliable); other one is peripheral smear of blood.

If it comes positive contact doctor for treatment, however, most of times it does not come positive because timing of test, therefore, get tested for malaria at time of peak of fever. Treatment depends on type and severity of malaria, and patient's condition.

How to protect ourselves from malaria/ dengue. Similar measures are used to protect ourselves from malaria/ dengue/ chikungunya.
Keep yourself protected from mosquito bites.
Children should not be allowed to play in shorts and half sleeved clothes
use mosquito bed nets/ repellents/ odomass/ kachuachhap etc. In home whichever available or you can afford.
Must: always have one anti-mosquito spray in house including kitchen/ bedroom in the starting of rainy season.
Must: there should not be any water collection in house/ nearby house including water cooler/ bottles/ buckets/ holes etc.

**all the best**

aware at least 10 of your friends too about it, it is a divine job.

Hisham Hyder · Answer

It is malarial fever- mainly complaining with intermittent- and strong fever with shivering, sweating, chilliness, and body pains.

Subhash Divekar · Answer

Malaria is an infective fever caused by four different types of mosqitoes transferring infection from one affected person to other normal person by its bite, from blood to blood resulting in long term fever most of the times with chills and is irregular this can be diagnosed by blood tests and cured. If not treated early may result in serious complications affecting blood, spleen and brain mosquito eradication will prevent malaria.