How to prevent malaria, how to deal with malaria?

The mosquitoes that bite people are female, and of course your husband will suffer if you are not around (humor, relax, don't mind!) ）。There are many ways to prevent mosquitoes, such as applying some mosquito repellent or toilet water, and spraying some insecticides if necessary.

Also, try not to wear dark clothes (it is easy to attract mosquitoes); Do not exercise vigorously to prevent the body from producing too much lactic acid; Drink less alcohol (which can also cause excessive lactic acid secretion) and avoid going to places that are humid or have stagnant water (mosquito breeding grounds). But you don't have to worry too much, because not all mosquitoes can spread malaria. I know that the only mosquitoes that bite people are Aedes mosquitoes and Culex mosquitoes, and some mosquitoes don't bite people.

And the only mosquitoes I know of that can transmit malaria are Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus. If you do get malaria, you don't have to worry too much, modern medicine is not out of the question. The first thing to do is to get a good rest, and then you need to be injected with quinine (cinchona cream) or artemisinin to kill the malaria parasite in your body.

The effect is quite good (in fact, the mosquito-borne disease malaria is not the most deadly, if you are infected with dengue fever or yellow fever, then many doctors have no way, so please focus on the mosquito prevention part, thank you for your cooperation!) ）。Finally, I wish your husband a safe journey!

You can't hide, buy your husband some medicine. The drug name is artifice, Ketaixin. When is your husband going? At present, the embassy does not issue work visas.

Dengue fever has a very negative impact on the body, so there are some precautions that can be taken in normal times. Since dengue fever is the onset of the disease, which makes the patient unbearable, it is necessary to take some precautions to avoid dengue fever. I firmly believe that many people want to know what the ways to cure dengue fever are, so the online editor has specially compiled the basic information of the way to treat dengue fever for everyone.

I look forward to some assistance to everyone.

Space malaria** not only relieves the suffering of patients, but also helps to control the pathogen and prevent its spread. Patients with current symptoms should be dealt with in a timely manner and eradicated immediately. Vivax malaria is treated with chloroquine and primoquine (clobe).

For falciparum malaria, chloroquine can be taken alone. For patients with vivax malaria, antiseizure treatment can be treated with beroquine. In areas where falciparum malaria is resistant to chloroquine (e.g., Hainan and Yunnan), it is advisable to use several types of antimalarial drugs in combination with medical treatment plans, such as artechinin, pyronadidine, sulfadoxine and pyrimethamineCollected and organized by the Education Information Network.

There are many types of space antimalarial drugs, and their efficacy against different stages of the life cycle of the malaria parasite is different, and the key ones are as follows:

1) Eliminate extracellular schizonts and dormant molecules, such as praquine, anti-seizure effect, also known as eradication drug. Pyrimethamine has a certain effect on the infrared phase of malignant Plasmodium malariae.

2) Eliminate the reproduction period of intra-blood fissures, such as chloroquine, quinine, pyronadidine, quinipai, penny and artemether, etc., for the control of clinical medical diseases.

3) Eliminate gametophytes, such as berquine, to disconnect and disseminate.

4) Kill the reproduction period of spores, such as pyrimethamine, which can inhibit the reproduction and development of strains in mosquitoes.

If dengue fever occurs in space, it is necessary to treat it immediately to avoid dengue fever infection, and to prevent it in normal times, so that you can properly maintain your physical and mental health.

There are three principles for preventing infectious diseases, namely, controlling the source of infection, cutting off the transmission route, and protecting the susceptible population. The same is true for malaria, which I have summarized as follows:

1.Clean up stagnant water, as stagnant water is a haven for mosquito breeding.

2.Maintain good hygiene and keep your area clean to prevent mosquito activity.

3.Appropriate use of chemicals to kill mosquitoes in areas with high mosquito activity densities.

4.Mosquito repellent can be used locally to prevent mosquito bites.

5.When an outbreak occurs in your area, do not go to a humid or waterlogged area (mosquito breeding ground).

6.When the epidemic occurs in the area, try not to exercise vigorously to prevent the body from oversecreting lactic acid and attracting mosquitoes, and drink less alcohol.

7.In the event of an outbreak, avoid entering the affected area.

8.Infected persons must be reported in a timely manner and isolated quickly (especially in resettlement areas).

9.If you want to enter or work in an endemic area, you can use antimalarial drugs such as chloroquine and artemisinin when appropriate.

10.Pay attention to nutrition, rest and mental health at ordinary times to improve the body's immunity.

Maintain good living habits, keep clean, and pay attention to sleep. Eat and drink normally, too. Malaria is not terrible.

If you have malaria, it is mainly artemisinin, which is sold at disease prevention stations all over the country, and you can buy it with a letter of introduction from the company. Pharmacies are generally not available.

The main method of malaria prevention is mosquito control; mosquito control; Anopheles sinensis is the main mode of transmission.

If you want to take prophylactic medications; You can take primaquine phosphate!

Artemisinin is mainly falciparum malaria!

I work in the CDC's Office of the Global Malaria Program;

If you have malaria; Call your local CDC**; All medicines are free!

If you don't understand, you can ask me!

1.What is Malaria?

Malaria is a parasitic disease caused by Plasmodium parasites, characterized by periodic chills, fever, sweating and other symptoms and symptoms such as splenomegaly and anemia.

2.How is malaria transmitted?

Malaria is a disease transmitted by mosquito bites, and when a mosquito bites a malaria person, it will spread the malaria to a healthy person and make the person sick.

3.Who is most at risk of malaria?

Young adults who go to the river valley to engage in the development of cash crops, people who live in shacks or go to the forest to engage in field work, migrant workers who work from malaria-free areas to malaria areas, and people who stay overnight at the border are all high-risk groups and are most vulnerable to malaria infection.

4.What to do if you have malaria?

If you have malaria, you should go to a regular hospital as soon as possible and take antimalarial drugs under the guidance of a doctor**. Malaria is a very easy disease, and after being cured, it is necessary to fight it at intervals. If it occurs, it should be done quickly.

5.What are the dangers of not diagnosing malaria in a timely manner?

It can prolong the course of the disease and cause anemia, or develop into severe malaria and cause death.

6.How many days do I have to take medicine to stop after malaria?

Generally, it should be taken for at least 5 8 days, otherwise the malaria parasite will remain in the body, causing ** in the future, so after suffering from malaria, you must follow the doctor's instructions and take the whole course of medicine to effectively ** malaria.

7.What can be done to prevent malaria?

Malaria is transmitted by mosquitoes, and the most important thing to prevent malaria is to do a good job of mosquito prevention and control. Individuals should do a good job of mosquito control in the home, including spraying mosquitoes with insecticides and turning over cans to remove mosquito breeding sites. At the same time, it is also necessary to take measures to prevent mosquitoes

For example, it is necessary to hang mosquito nets when sleeping, avoid sleeping in the wild, install screen doors and windows if possible, and use low-toxicity insecticides to soak mosquito nets to repel mosquitoes and prevent mosquitoes.

[Prevention].

1.Control the source of infection and improve the epidemic report, ** patients with current malaria symptoms and those with malaria parasites.

2.Cutting off the route of transmission is mainly to eliminate Anopheles mosquitoes and prevent them from being bitten. Removal of Anopheles mosquito larval breeding sites and use of insecticides. Personal protection can be protected from mosquito bites by using repellents or mosquito nets.

3.Improving the disease resistance of the populationMalaria vaccination may reduce the incidence and mortality rate of the disease, but due to the diversity of malaria parasite antigens, it brings great difficulties to vaccine development. At present, the main development is sporozoite protein and gene vaccines, which have not yet been used in the field.

Malaria, HIV and tuberculosis vaccines have become the three major global priorities. China's self-developed "recombinant malaria vaccine" has been approved by the State Drug Administration and the World Health Organization, and has entered clinical trials.

Chemical prophylaxis is currently the most commonly used measure. It can be used as appropriate for healthy people and outsiders in high-malaria areas. Chloroquine is commonly used, orally once a week.

In chloroquine-resistant malaria-endemic areas, mefloquine can be used once a week. Pyrimethamine 25 mg or doxycycline once a week may also be used.

Tifulloquine (tafenoquine) is an 8-aminoquine antimalarial drug, which has been used with placebo in Ghana to prevent falciparum malaria in people with normal g6PD and non-pregnant women, the results show that within 13 weeks of medication, the preventive effect of oral 25mg per week is 32% in the group, 84% in the 50mg group, 87% in the 100mg group, and 86% in the 200mg group, with few adverse reactions, and is considered to be a better preventive drug for falciparum malaria.

Artesunate, which is currently widely used in clinical cases**, should not be used as a malaria prophylactic drug, so as to avoid malaria parasites becoming resistant to it, thereby shortening its clinical application cycle.

How can malaria be prevented and treated?