Post-malaria syndrome in Africa

As we all know, the conditions in Africa are very harsh, and because of the climate there, it is almost always in summer, so there are some relatively large creatures, which may easily cause people to get some animal diseases. Malaria is a zoonosis. This disease was first spread in Africa and is relatively serious. So what are the sequelae of African malaria?

What are the symptoms of malaria? When a patient is infected with malaria, he will show symptoms of chills, shivering, fever, and profuse sweating. The fever symptoms will last for about 3 to 4 hours, and then the patient's body temperature will return to normal levels. But the symptoms of malaria are cyclical, which means that after a period of time, the patient will experience the symptoms mentioned above. If malaria attacks continue and are not effectively treated, people may develop anemia and an enlarged spleen.

How to treat malaria? Western medicine often uses drugs such as hydroxyquinoline and pyridine phosphate for treatment, while traditional Chinese medicine often uses Chinese medicines such as Artemisia annua and Bupleurum to treat malaria. However, the dosage of the drug must be adjusted according to the severity of the disease, so it must be mastered by a professional doctor, and ordinary people should never take medicine on their own.

Will malaria leave any sequelae? Generally speaking, after treatment, malaria patients can fully recover without any sequelae as long as they do a good job of prognosis, avoid overwork, and get enough rest. Therefore, it will not cause any impact on normal work and study.

The above is the introduction about the sequelae of malaria brought to you by Lao Zong Medical Health Online. I believe that after reading this article, you will have a certain understanding. If malaria is found, it must be treated in time and prognosis work must be done well. I hope everyone can always have a healthy body.