Can mosquito bite get malaria

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Malaria is caused by poisonous parasites after being bitten by poisonous mosquitoes. This is not strange, and not all mosquitoes can infect malaria. Let's talk about whether being bitten by mosquitoes can cause malaria.

Can mosquito bite get malaria

First, not all mosquitoes transmit malaria. Malaria is an infectious disease caused by Plasmodium parasitizing in human blood. It is transmitted by mosquito biting and sucking blood, which is more common in summer and autumn. Malaria treatment is not only to relieve the suffering of patients, but also to control the source of infection and prevent transmission. The present patients should be found and cured in time. None of the existing antimalarial drugs has the same effect on different strains of Plasmodium, and the same strain of Plasmodium has different effects on drugs in different areas or in different immune states. It's best to take medicine under the guidance of a doctor.

Second, only certain species of Anopheles - and only females of these species - can transmit malaria. Malaria is caused by a single celled parasite called Plasmodium. Female Anopheles mosquitoes get the parasite from infected people when they bite to get the blood they need to fertilize their eggs. Inside the mosquito, these parasites begin to breed.

Third, to control and prevent malaria, we must seriously implement the health policy of putting prevention first. Before entering the malaria area, the army should do a good job in epidemiological reconnaissance in time, and take comprehensive control measures against the three basic links of malaria epidemic. Manage the source of infection, find out malaria patients in time, register, manage and follow up. The present cases should be controlled as soon as possible, and radical treatment should be given; the patients with worms should be given rest period treatment or anti recurrence treatment. It is usually carried out in spring or one month before the epidemic peak.

matters needing attention

From the above, not all mosquitoes will become the route of transmission of malaria. We can do a good job in prevention and protection. We should try our best to build mosquito nets in places with more mosquitoes to do a good job in prevention.