Whether it is a bacteria, virus or a Parasite, when they find that they are unable to hoodwink the human metabolism into infection, they morph themselves into something slightly different physical propositions. The new entities now are unable to be recognized by the human immune system and the pathogens win the game yet again. But if there is one parasite which did not have to do this metamorphosis over a period of three centuries, it is the malarial parasite of the Plasmodium. It is so because it has all this while been able to win the game hands down as the propagation of the parasite is unwitting being carried out by the female Anopheles mosquitoes (malaria) over all these years of existence.

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No wonder that April 25^th of every year is now recognized as the ‘World Malaria Day’ as the scourge has still not been overcome and the challenge for humanity still remains. Incidentally, it was Sir Ronald Ross who actually discovered the life cycle of the malaria parasite within the Anopheles mosquito and later infecting the human organism which happened in Secunderabad in 1897 for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize and later knighted by the Queen for his efforts. For the same, denizens of Hyderabad would know that the road leading from the Minister’s Road culminating in the Ranigunj junction is called as the Ronald Ross Road, where this actual discovery took place.

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The Anopheles mosquitoes find a favourite haven in the puddles and stagnated water. These parasites find the stomach of the mosquito to multiply and it is when the vampire is looking for its blood during the evening hours and finds its prey, it unwittingly also manages to plant the parasite into the victim’s system. The parasites find their way to the liver of the human being where they multiply within about ten days of infection and are promptly released into the blood circulation where they enter the Red Blood Cells and find nutrition. If they are again bitten by a mosquito the life cycle continues.

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Symptoms and treatment of malaria

The infection person develops malaria. It is characterized by

• Fever which comes with a chill and subsides on its own for two and four days and recurs again.
• There is a chill, severe body aches, malaise, listlessness accompanying the fever.
• A headache and vomiting are usual during an attack
• Once the fever subsides there is a severe tiredness. The phase of normalcy and the fever returns again.

All the above symptoms are in uncomplicated malaria cases. But when it turns complicated:

• The spleen and other-other vital organs could get blocked by the parasites and the compromised blood circulation could sometimes cause cerebral malaria or commonly called ‘brain malaria’ and imminent death on many an occasion.
• Weakness and a feeling that one has to take a deep breath
• Fits or convulsions could occur
• Jaundice changes due to the destruction of the red blood cells are seen

The malarial parasite could still remain in the liver cells for a long time and could cause frequent bouts of malaria and are also a source of infection for others as they could be bitten by a mosquito and transfer it to others. Our country is more prone to the disease as the tropical climate is conducive for the mosquitoes to thrive so also the Africa continent, Latin Americas near the equator which has similar climes and less sanitation standards.

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Having said that it is not easy to narrow down the parasite in the human blood too as false negative reports are more likely due to the nature of the parasite. That is why there are some antigen tests which your Doctor would recommend to have more precision in diagnosis. Having said that it is only the clinical symptoms that would be the reason why your Doctor would treat malaria to prevent loss of precious time in treating the disease.

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Incidentally, it was Dr.Samuel Hahnemann in 1790 who discovered Homeopathy found that the bark of the cinchona tree produces similar chill and bodyache found in malaria and promptly diluted the bark and gave it a patient with malaria and got him cured! Homeopathy was born. Till date, Cinchona Officinalis remains the mainstay of prescriptions for Malaria in Homeopathic medicines. The typical chill, fever and the episodic transitions and the cure of Malaria are equally brought down with remedies like Eupatorium perf, Gelsemium, Natrum Mur, Cedron, Bryonia, Natrum sulph.

The World Health Organization has given a call this year – ‘I am ready to beat malaria – are you?’ Well, Homeopathy is with the call and if this system of medicine is integrated into the protocol of fighting Malaria, the battle can definitely be won!

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