WHAT IS MALARIA AND DENGUE FEVER?
What is Malaria? What is dengue Fever?
Malaria
and dengue are the diseases which are spread by mosquitoes. Malaria is caused
by microorganisms called Plasmodium. Plasmodium is transferred to human blood
by the biting of Anopheles mosquito. Infected mosquitoes carry the plasmodium
parasite, when this mosquito bites any living organism then parasite is
released into the body of living organism and it spread in the blood stream.
After that when these parasite grow up they travel in the blood stream and
start infecting the red blood cells. Dengue fever is a type of mosquito-borne
tropical disease caused after the biting of the mosquito affected from Dengue
virus.
WHAT IS MALARIA AND DENGUE FEVER? |
DENGUE
FEVER AND ITS PREVENTION
You
might have heard about viruses. Viruses are tiny Living things that can only be
seen with the help of a powerful microscope. Dengue fever is caused by a
special type of Virus. It is spread by AEDES mosquitoes which develop in the
environment of standing clean water. AEDES mosquito, which spreads dengue
fever, has black and white stripes on its body. This mosquito usually bites at
dawn and dusk Dengue virus is transferred to human body by the biting of AEDES mosquito.
Biting action of AEDES mosquito is shown.
The presence or dengue virus in the
body of a person can be known by the symptoms of the disease and the blood
test.
SYMPTOMS OF
DENGUE FEVER
Severe headache and vomiting.
High fever and pain in the back and joints.
Rash with red and black spots on body
Pain behind the eyes
Usually bleeding from nose and gums.
Rash with red and black spots on body
Pain behind the eyes
Usually bleeding from nose and gums.
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
Apply mosquito repellent lotion on your exposed body parts when you
are going out. Sleep under mosquito net.
Wear dress that covers maximum parts of your body.
Keep doors and windows screened and closed especially in the
morning and in the evening.If
anyone in your family Shows symptoms of dengue fever, immediately contact some
doctor or a nearby hospital.
0 comments:
Post a Comment