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Side Effects Of Malaria Medicine

Malaria is a dangerous disease of the blood caused by the malarial parasite which is transmitted by the mosquito bites. Malaria can be treated when the symptoms of the disease are identified on time. Malarial medications are very strong and they are effective in killing the parasite that is multiplying in the blood at large volumes.

However, like every other medication, even the malarial medication has some side effects. But, doctors believe that much of these side effects can be reduced when the medications are had with meals.

Some of the side effects of malaria medication can be dangerous. When prescribing these medications doctors have a detailed discussion about the patient medical history and known allergies and so on. Some of the medications that are prescribed for malaria are Chloroquine, Mefloquine and Primaquine. All these medicines exhibit similar side effects.

Malarial medications increase the sensitivity of the skin as a side effect and makes people highly prone to getting sunburn. That is why people under the effect of this medication should avoid getting out in harsh sunlight. People also experience increased nausea while having these medications. The drugs can take a toll on your stomach, and cause acidity. That is why it should be had at meal time, so that the acids do not form. These medications can also cause diarrhea and it is very important to have ample amount of water. Malarial medications also have psychological effects, and cause vivid dreams for a person. While headaches are common, some of the rare symptoms are depression and vision problems.

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What-Is-Malaria-Disease      Malaria is a disease caused by a parasite. The parasite is transmitted into human bodies through mosquito bites. The female anopheles mosquito is a carrier of this parasite and when it bites it transfers it into our blood stream. However, not all female mosquitoes are carriers of this parasite. Only some carry it. They could have picked it up from somewhere close. More..

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