Medicines for the treatment of malaria:
- amodiaquine
- chloroquine
- quinine
- Artemether
- primaquine
- lumefantrine
Supplementary list:
Artemether, Artesonate, Doxycycline, Myfluocine, sulfadoxine + pyrimethamine.
Diagnosis of Malaria:
Malaria treatment depends on the correct diagnosis. In order for the doctor to diagnose malaria, he or she checks the health history of the person, including any modern travel to tropical climates, which can cause a great deal of transmission. A physical examination is also performed, Determine if a person's spleen or liver is puffy. If the patient has symptoms of malaria, the doctor may ask for more blood tests to confirm the diagnosis. In these tests, the doctor can know if:
- The person has malaria or not.
- Any type of malaria in the patient.
- The cause of infection is caused by a parasite resistant to certain types of drugs or not.
- If the disease has caused anemia.
- If the disease has affected vital organs.
Treatment of Malaria:
The treatment of malaria, the type of medication, and the length of treatment of malaria vary from person to person. There are several grounds for treatment. These are: the type of malaria parasite, the severity of symptoms, age and general health.
The history of drugs used to treat malaria is a constant struggle between parasite resistance to advanced drugs and the search for new pharmaceutical combinations in large parts of the world. For example, chloroquine resistance has made the drug ineffective, and antimalarial drugs used to treat malaria Come:
- Chloroquine.
- Quinine sulfate.
- Hydroxychloroquine.
- Mefloquine.
- Malarone.
- amodiaquine
- chloroquine
- quinine
- Artemether
- primaquine
- lumefantrine
Supplementary list:
Artemether, Artesonate, Doxycycline, Myfluocine, sulfadoxine + pyrimethamine.
Diagnosis of Malaria:
Malaria treatment depends on the correct diagnosis. In order for the doctor to diagnose malaria, he or she checks the health history of the person, including any modern travel to tropical climates, which can cause a great deal of transmission. A physical examination is also performed, Determine if a person's spleen or liver is puffy. If the patient has symptoms of malaria, the doctor may ask for more blood tests to confirm the diagnosis. In these tests, the doctor can know if:
- The person has malaria or not.
- Any type of malaria in the patient.
- The cause of infection is caused by a parasite resistant to certain types of drugs or not.
- If the disease has caused anemia.
- If the disease has affected vital organs.
Treatment of Malaria:
The treatment of malaria, the type of medication, and the length of treatment of malaria vary from person to person. There are several grounds for treatment. These are: the type of malaria parasite, the severity of symptoms, age and general health.
The history of drugs used to treat malaria is a constant struggle between parasite resistance to advanced drugs and the search for new pharmaceutical combinations in large parts of the world. For example, chloroquine resistance has made the drug ineffective, and antimalarial drugs used to treat malaria Come:
- Chloroquine.
- Quinine sulfate.
- Hydroxychloroquine.
- Mefloquine.
- Malarone.
Labels
Essential drugs