What is Malaria, Causes, Signs and Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment.

[@MedicalCentric]

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[@SafetyMentalst]

It's just one after another rain storm Texas down south humid and warm An biting stinging flying bugs swarm Lakes an rivers flooding out of norm With climate change Malaria may form

[@drstrange9907]

Your video says each and every detail given in text book in 10pages in just 3 minutes . very helpful

[@samahassaf9766]

Awesome,thank you I have a bio exam tomorrow, this is better than the book

[@MedicalCentric]

Glad we are able to help

[@Dijan6091]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@liamharrington1169]

How did the exam go

[@aidansearle5023]

I had a book about malaria, went out and caught it instead in 2 minutes, thank you for your video

[@MedicalCentric]

@aidansearle5023 Oh no, that sounds like quite the coincidence! 😅 Malaria is no joke, and I’m really sorry to hear you had to experience it firsthand. I’m glad you found the video helpful, though! Make sure to seek medical attention if you haven’t already, as malaria requires proper treatment. Stay safe and take care! 🌿

[@lynngraham2934]

I got malaria when I was 17 years old in California. I was living with Grandparents in Stanislaus County, but was from Arkansas before that. The Doctor said I could have contacted it in Arkansas or Cali either, but I am thinking it was Cali as I had gone frog hunting with Uncles a few weeks earlier. I had been bitten big time by mosquitoes during the frog hunt. They have the symptoms right, I started getting very cold in the evening, shaking and freezing, then a few hours later fever would hit and sweated so much it was unbelievable. It took about three weeks to get over and even then several years later it would hit again in mainly winter time. It was pure hell to say the least.

[@zero00tolerance]

wait what do you mean several years later it would hit again ? this virus just came back in your body or do you have another mosquito bite ?

[@TruthTriumphs777]

I am infected a week back with malaria and I am experiencing that hell. I almost passed out in the toilet due to excessive sweating. There was a blackout and somehow I managed to clean myself up, stumbled in my bed, drank water and went into a deep slumber. I felt like I died. I keep getting those chills and sweats. Waiting for the report...

[@nathanmerritt1581]

Why is your malaria chronic?

[@neroelysium2594]

U caught it when u went frog hunting bro definitely I caught malaria surfing alot of bugs by creeks alot of mosquitoes where you were I'm 30 minutes from where your uncle Iives I just beat covid bro feels just like malaria very painful to have covid my whole interests body cramped up never screamed so loud in my life like I was being tortured

[@sadiasiddique852]

@@zero00tolerance its not a virus its a parasite

[@omardiaz3305]

Exellent video, it helped me a lot in my Science class

[@dokkanisbestgame5158]

My mum has malaria :( she got it after going to Bangladesh and she’s super cold and her temperature is really high :( I hope she gets better soon I made this post 1 year ago and as of 26th of June 2023, my mum made a full recovery weeks after she got it. She’s completely fine now!

[@Heh18287]

Is she better now?

[@psedowoodo3334]

I feel e same

[@thembekamchunu4313]

How is she now? A friend of mine has it and I'm scared

[@Uzbechka09]

Did she try homoeopathy?

[@Medellin31]

Bruh we need an update

[@meeladsamadi]

My friends dad died within a few hours of getting malaria, he went into a coma and a few hours later he stopped breathing. The doctors in Sri Lanka said it was due to a mosquito bite. That actually scares me a lot, if i ever go traveling i need to make you i have the right vaccines. 🤷🏼‍♂

[@MedicalCentric]

Sorry about the loss. Please stay safe.

[@runningforbetter]

There is no vaccine for malaria. You should get some preventive medication.

[@Jboy1527]

@@MedicalCentric I’m going to Kenya in July and I’m also afraid of getting malaria from a mosquito bites where the ways that I can protect myself and what vaccine do I need to take?

[@nseto7]

Search for grounding or earthing on youtube see the movie and do what you learn that can help for malaria

[@nseto7]

And drink sweetwormwood

[@lunamorris2091]

Tons of valuable information, thank you so much. It helped me a lot.

[@MedicalCentric]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Amit_Dammit1998]

Watching it while diagnosed with malaria!!!

[@MrSweeperUSA]

Be well

[@belle3055]

Me too And thyroid fever

[@KudosChigbu]

Me too malaria typhoid and fever💔

[@oibal60]

Thanks for this. Malaria is quite the topic now, June 2023.

[@MedicalCentric]

You are welcome

[@Blama_]

Thanks now Im gonna give these travel documents too some people in return for Malaria pills.

[@charuguglani8808]

Amazing sir!!! Thanks for explaining

[@leonawhitney6048]

During WW II 113256 American soldiers contracted malaria and 90 died before the National Malaria Eradication Program launched in 1947 was successful in 1951. I had a relative who suffered recurring boughts for the rest of his life

[@Abuumuqbil4994]

Twasema Asante htuna chakuwalipa Bali twasema shukran good

[@harrypottergamingyt9067]

very nice and short good explanation

[@mrnurageh2833]

I’m soo sick I was test came positive got headache back pain and bones and hot temperature 🤒 and got medicine but not feeling better yet

[@lenak859]

I have back pain and my whole body is hot

[@Blama_]

@@lenak859 Damn you must have the Sexy variant xD

[@pashupatikhatri5223]

Hope you feel better dear 🤗

[@miguelsackey4371]

That's exactly what I'm going through now

[@toheedansari4958]

Ab jinda h ki mar gya bhai

[@sushma8969]

Thank you so much you have let me know about malaria.

[@Erisafaleiro]

Thank you🌹🌹 u helped with my assignment😊

[@MedicalCentric]

@Erisafaleiro You're very welcome! 🌹🌹 I'm glad I could help with your assignment. If you need anything else, just let me know. Good luck! 😊

[@augustinejohn-bull8976]

This is very good tips .

[@sukritichaturvedi6037]

Nice video and very useful for us👍👍

[@MedicalCentric]

Glad to hear that

[@ronnycruze1569]

This is what i wanted to know about name of mosquito thanks

[@MedicalCentric]

You are welcome

[@tochukwugodwin1145]

I have been having steady malaria since I was a kid and i don't know despite all the medications i take i can't stay more than one month without getting hit by malaria, sometimes if I'm very angry about a particular situation the next morning I will get hit by malaria. I have tried running different test from different hospitals but they can't find what is responsible for my sick and i have decided to live my life like that

[@MedicalCentric]

I'm sorry to hear about the persistent challenges you're facing with malaria-like symptoms. It's concerning that despite multiple tests, the cause remains elusive. If conventional medical investigations have not provided a diagnosis, it might be beneficial to consult with a specialist, such as an infectious disease specialist or a travel medicine expert, who may have a broader perspective on infectious diseases. Additionally, consider seeking opinions from healthcare professionals at reputable medical institutions. It's crucial not to resign yourself to living with persistent health issues without exhaustive exploration of potential causes. Comprehensive medical evaluation, including detailed discussions about your symptoms and medical history, could offer insights into finding an accurate diagnosis and effective treatment plan.

[@Bradshaw-h6k]

Use homeopathic or herbal . You will be cured . Absolutely

[@KudosChigbu]

Watching this while diagnosed with malaria typhoid and fever 💔😔

[@MedicalCentric]

@KudosChigbu I'm really sorry you're going through such a difficult time right now. Dealing with malaria, typhoid, and fever all at once can be incredibly challenging and exhausting. Please make sure you're following your doctor's instructions and getting the necessary rest and hydration. It's important to stay in touch with your healthcare provider to monitor your condition. Sending you strength during this tough time-remember, with proper treatment and care, these conditions can be managed, and recovery is possible. Take care of yourself, and don't hesitate to reach out to your healthcare team if you need anything. 💛

[@ruunfamilyvlogs176]

Tnkz so much u really deserve millions subscribes

[@MedicalCentric]

🙏🏼

[@yhangmhar5732]

That's why I'm surprise to my dad😢only few days he very tin and today my dad is died😢😢😢 few hours only inside hospital 😢

[@MedicalCentric]

Sorry for the loss, May his soul Rest in Peace

[@Nico-st6lz]

Thanks for the information 🙂

[@MedicalCentric]

My pleasure 😊

[@MedicoWorldd]

Nice video👍🏻

[@MedicalCentric]

Thank you, we work hard on these and appreciation keeps us working harder

[@augustinejohn-bull8976]

I like your tips about malaria,it is plain and simple, Augustine H John-Bull Freetown Sierra Leone.

[@MedicalCentric]

I'm glad you found the tips helpful. Stay healthy and safe! ❤️

[@paulvesa]

Far Cry 2 introduced me to malaria, back in 2011.

[@Blama_]

Same, I need to go give some travel documents to illegal immagrants so I can get my medicine. 🔫😔

[@TheWorldIsHome]

Thank you.

[@MedicalCentric]

You are welcome

[@hkmorhsi]

Feeling good rn because I have the sickle allele so I never had it even when going to the jungles of west africa and lived there a while. Sorry for all the people suffering from it, hope yall get better

[@madhusarraf4693]

Nice to learn

[@qitarank7125]

the majority of countries affected by malaria are in Africa

[@adedijipeter7768]

I love this well done

[@MedicalCentric]

Thank you !

[@jamesalvarez8733]

"And health-giving trees, they are, too. Most of them are eucalyptus and pepper trees, the healthiest in the world! You never hear of any malarial fevers in San Diego, sir, never. Our perfect climate, the fine sloping ground of our town site, our eucalyptus trees, sea breezes and mountain air, make San Diego a most healthy little city. Think of this, Governor Stanford, Surely, you do not wish to make us so miserable that you cause death! Yes, death from poverty and despair. Poverty, overwork and discouragement are the causes of sickness and death oftener than it is supposed, and this Mr. Spencer also maintains unswervingly." -from “the squatter & the Don “ by Maria Burton describing how Californias climate especially San Diego prevents and reduces the amount of sickness or malarial fevers, which are almost unheard of in California, and that the main cause of death in California is not sickness but fatigue, poverty, and overwork or that if you want to find health, as the book eludes too, California is your place as it is of the healthiest places on earth where many have found recovery and wellness , great book I’d recommend anyone to read especially if you like California history

[@MedicalCentric]

@jamesalvarez8733 This excerpt beautifully captures the essence of California's climate and its impact on health, particularly in San Diego. The emphasis on eucalyptus and pepper trees highlights how the environment contributes to overall well-being, while also pointing out that socio-economic factors like poverty and overwork can lead to illness. It's a powerful reminder that wellness is influenced not just by geography but also by lifestyle and social conditions. If you enjoy California history, "The Squatter and the Don" offers rich insights into these themes and is definitely worth a read!

[@roshnikhanna8417]

Thanks for information

[@emmanuelk.8215]

I caught malaria last summer wen I was away in Africa but I took all my medicine n wentcame back to the UK I went to a hospital for my tests n they said I’m malaria free but I still feel the symptoms till now (i.e nausea Diarrhea)

[@janetmaxwell222]

I had it too when I worked in Africa for two years...no fun.

[@bhavanikummari5395]

Good

[@AMEH_F.P.O]

Can mosquito also sread some of their plasmodium on farm crops, fruits and plant e.t.c.

[@talhashah3215]

You have forget to mention artemisinin derivatives which are effective against all types including falsciperum

[@sad-dx1lk]

I just wish masquitos just get extinct

[@ambotsaimo3793]

same

[@sad-dx1lk]

@@ambotsaimo3793 masquitos literally have no purpose in life they just annoying

[@ambotsaimo3793]

@@sad-dx1lk true tho im wishing too that mosquities and flys will be gone they are useless

[@NickisCheesy]

@@sad-dx1lk No purpose? Then what will the frogs eat?

[@NickisCheesy]

@@ambotsaimo3793 If they were both gone, then frogs won't have anything to eat. As a result, you are also saying that frogs should go extinct.

[@Bennylim-v9f]

Thanks sir and ok sir

[@hasmatkhan732]

Nice video sir ji

[@MedicalCentric]

Thank you so much

[@AzizKhan-fn1gp]

thanks

[@orimi6738]

Watching this with malaria for the 5th time psyche 🤪

[@BrianNgwadzai]

Nice

[@rockstarff1101]

I effected by malaria soo many times please say what is the reason in every year I effected 3 or 4 time but I don't know what is the reason behind this please tell me sir

[@Thedrippy_GOAT]

I’ve been bit by a mosquito I’m dying i hope I’m not sick tommorow

[@unknownsmj]

*Just checking* you okay bro?

[@Azard_2]

U ok?

[@napoleonfundan8678]

If you have a question just search.....

[@CourageUnderFire87]

Can someone please explain how the woman from Kansas City died after getting infected after getting vaccinated and taking a pill?

[@diegotr1903]

BigPharma secrets you cant be told

[@anoona4956]

super

[@lyonskailyn33]

i have all symptoms but idk if its that.

[@Azard_2]

U good?

[@natureofnature8406]

~Advices regarding malaria in virindu~

[@nemesis656]

I may have gotten malaria in Mexico recently

[@SafetyMentalst]

It's just one after another rain storm Texas down south humid and warm An biting stinging flying bugs swarm Lakes an rivers flooding out of norm With climate change Malaria may form

[@MedicalCentric]

@SafetyMentalst What a vivid description of the wild weather in Texas! 🌧️ It’s definitely concerning how climate change can intensify these conditions, from flooding to the increase in pests like biting bugs. You’ve captured the uneasy reality many are facing with this unpredictable weather, and malaria is indeed something to be cautious of in such humid, mosquito-prone environments. Stay safe out there!

[@leonarddeus2905]

You have not delivered a detailed information

[@humanbeing2144]

Quinine water. That's the cure but where do you find the spring

[@mdshamsher9102]

Very nice 🤧🤧

[@shadowgamerdante9639]

I am having serious maleria Pls help

[@MedicalCentric]

@shadowgamerdante9639 I'm really sorry you're feeling this way, but it's important that you get medical help right away if you're experiencing symptoms of malaria. Malaria is a serious illness caused by parasites transmitted through mosquito bites, and symptoms can include fever, chills, sweating, headaches, nausea, and body aches. If you suspect you have malaria, you should seek medical attention immediately. Malaria can be treated with prescription medications, but prompt treatment is crucial to prevent complications. Please contact a doctor or go to an emergency room as soon as possible for the proper care.

[@Azard_2]

@@MedicalCentricI’m on holiday rn and I’m in a country that has lots of mosquitoes. Before i traveled i got medicine for preventing malaria and the doctors said i have to take it for 4 weeks. I’m now experiencing these symptoms and I’m really scared 😢 idk what to do

[@wassimkhawli1078]

Hi 🙋‍♂️

[@OlRustysgpl]

Every colonists biggest fear

[@MedicalCentric]

@OlRustysgpl It sounds like you're referring to a fear commonly associated with colonists, perhaps in historical or fictional contexts. One of the biggest fears for colonists was the unknown-whether it was the dangers of uncharted territories, conflicts with indigenous populations, or the struggles of survival in harsh conditions. In many stories and historical accounts, this fear also extended to the possibility of failure in establishing a new life, whether due to resource shortages, disease, or isolation. If you're referencing something more specific, feel free to share more details, and I'd be happy to dive deeper!

[@OlRustysgpl]

Yes, as a historian whenever I study the colonial period, it appears that British colonists and soldiers fighting in wars whether in India,Burma or in Africa always seemed rather susceptible to malaria outbreaks. Some say colonists worsened it however I'm unsure. I know britain went as far as to physically drain swamps to prevent the outbreak of it but many colonists still got very sick. This occurred during the colonization of america however britain always appeared to have issues with it especially it southeast Asia and sub saharan African colonies. Many soldiers in both the boer war, ww1 and ww2 died of malaria many of which were british soldiers fighting in these areas defending the colonies.

[@extinctgaming2013]

Please explain in hindi

[@sagarmathayoutubechannelba53]

Hello sir i am suffering by fiver from 15 days .I have taken already medician of fiver but still pening what should i do sir please tell me. I am watching from nepal.

[@catherinedriver4565]

God Bless

[@Shedyvybes]

❤

[@MoazAhmed-fz2yb]

Would you rather spiders or mosquetoes

[@ambotsaimo3793]

Spider ofc they dont carry disease only venom

[@xkogio]

They are like computer viruses Some are a bit dangerous Some delete win32

[@TruthTriumphs777]

I have it and before the tests come. I may die

[@CarolineKitchen-jd3cg]

BILL HATES TV.

[@proco7794]

How does the innate immune system respond to Malaria? like do they send out T-Cells or B-cells to make anti-bodies?

[@DominicinMed]

No I have symptoms of it time to.go to doctor

[@Justn-h9z]

I have malaria😭

[@MedicalCentric]

@nadiaabdullahi6704 I’m so sorry to hear that! 😢 Malaria can be tough, but with proper treatment and rest, you’ll get through this. Make sure to follow your doctor’s advice and stay hydrated. Sending you lots of strength and speedy recovery vibes! 💪🌟

[@sandipandhali2020]

👏👏👌👌

[@panhasakchey3652]

Go animate Flash backs

[@azizullah-zf6yy]

Actually there is 5,u left plasmodium knowlesi

[@ctida5095]

I think i got malaria i vomited and im only nine bro

[@ctida5095]

Edit im ten

[@Bleu_sky]

*sigh* im here because of bill gates

[@itstre3948]

joe

[@Hello_habibi1530]

I Have Only 90% Of The Disease But Thats Not True Im T o t a l l y O k

[@silverd8444]

Oh thank god it's not A corona. ......

[@rajdeepparamanik1151]

Gustir guder english

[@bookreaderson]

Covid

[@tonyjohn1395]

This affects people in Africa mostly. Not white people with blonde hair like this cartoon.

[@sweetycheeks29]

Tony John It’s in their country but they’re immune to malaria. Whites only could get it, if they visit!

[@mrmondy6000]

Wait does it effect white ppl

[@Biobele]

@@mrmondy6000 if a white person gets it, there's usually seems more extreme, mungo park the white man who claimed to have "discovered" Nigeria and discovered Nigeria's river Niger even tho people were already swimming in it and built their lives around the river. He died of malaria, his son came years later and also suffered the same fate. I usually have malaria like once every 4 months and malaria even though it's deadly is not seen as a big deal here in Nigeria. There are herbs used in treating malaria like agbo (I don't remember the English or scientific name) but we boil it in hot water and drink and after a while the malaria goes. Some other persons don't even take medicine at all the pour cold water on your head and wrap you with a big towel over a bucket of hot water and you are expected to sweat out and feel better. Also most Africans have something that makes them resistant to malaria but unfortunately that thing is responsible for Sickle cell in some Africans, when two Africans with Sickle cell have children one or all of those children is likely to die from sickle cell. I heard White people don't have natural immunity to malaria and as such they don't have sickle cell so if a white European has children with an African the child or children do not stand any chance of suffering or dying from sickle cell

[@Biobele]

@@mrmondy6000 if a white person gets it, there's usually seems more extreme, mungo park the white man who claimed to have "discovered" Nigeria and discovered Nigeria's river Niger even tho people were already swimming in it and built their lives around the river. He died of malaria, his son came years later and also suffered the same fate. I usually have malaria like once every 4 months and malaria even though it's deadly is not seen as a big deal here in Nigeria. There are herbs used in treating malaria like agbo (I don't remember the English or scientific name) but we boil it in hot water and drink and after a while the malaria goes. Some other persons don't even take medicine at all the pour cold water on your head and wrap you with a big towel over a bucket of hot water and you are expected to sweat out and feel better. Also most Africans have something that makes them resistant to malaria but unfortunately that thing is responsible for Sickle cell in some Africans, when two Africans with Sickle cell have children one or all of those children is likely to die from sickle cell. I heard White people don't have natural immunity to malaria and as such they don't have sickle cell so if a white European has children with an African the child or children do not stand any chance of suffering or dying from sickle cell

[@Benisnaisu]

Malaria can infect anyone, it affects certain populations because the mosquito that spreads the disease is only present in some parts of the world, notably Africa, South East Asia and South America.