Malaria fever is an infectious mosquito-borne disease caused by the bite of female Anopheles mosquitoes. Bioblogbuzz is a website where you can get all information about such types of diseases. A special type of bacteria is found in this female mosquito called Plasmodium. People suffering from this disease hardly know that this female mosquito carries 5 species of bacteria that spread malaria. Through the bite of these mosquitoes, a bacterium called plasmodium enters the human body, then reaches the patient’s body and multiplies. This bacterium affects the liver and blood cells and makes a person sick. If not treated in time, this disease can be fatal. Today, on World Malaria Day, we will learn about the symptoms of malaria and home remedies to prevent it.

Symptoms of Malaria

• Symptoms of acute malaria include fever and chills.
• Fever, headache and vomiting
• Sweating and fatigue after the fever subsides.
• Diarrhea
• Difficulty breathing
• Similar weak spells
• Breathing
  -Symptoms include abnormal bleeding, weakness and jaundice.

Home remedies to prevent malaria

• Frozen water is a perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes.
• Do not allow water to collect in broken pots, tires and refrigerators to avoid malaria.
• Sleep in a mosquito net and spray insecticide on the walls of the house.
• Lavender oil mixed with citronella and eucalyptus oil is used in spray form. You can refill and reuse its liquid.
• Neem leaves can be burned to reduce the fear of mosquitoes.
• In addition to preventing digestion and gas, carom eggs or seeds can also be used to fight mosquitoes.
• Mix a handful of oatmeal with mustard oil. The egg and mustard help to repel mosquitoes.
• Mosquitoes cannot tolerate the smell of garlic. Garlic has larvicidal properties, which are known to repel mosquitoes. Peel a few cloves of garlic and boil in that water for a while. Spray around your house.
• Plant marigolds in your house. The fragrance of calendula flowers will keep your house fragrant and keep mosquitoes away.
• Burn camphor and keep it in a corner of the room to avoid mosquitoes.