FACTS ABOUT CEREBRAL MALARIA
Malaria is believed according to reports; to be the
leading cause of death in Nigeria especially in
children.

It is evident that Nigeria happens to record
the highest number of malaria infection globally. In
Nigeria alone, not less than 1.5 million cases of new
malaria infections are recorded annually.

It is highly recommended that once you notice any
symptom of malaria or you have been exposed to
mosquito bites, the next line of action is to get
tested before taking any self medication which many
are already used to.

The major reason why getting tested is highly
beneficial to your health is because; the test will
give you a clear and straight forward approach to
identifying the nature of infection you are hosting,
how long and to what extent has this infection
affected your health as well as the best treatment
methods that will be most effective in treating such
infection.

Here are 5 basic facts about cerebral malaria you
must know:

What is Cerebral Malaria:
CM is caused by a protozoan parasite that is
being transferred to human by female
anopheles mosquito.

This parasite needs both mosquito and human to complete its lifecycle. It is also worthy of note that, Plasmodium falciparum is regarded as the most deadly specie of malaria causing plasmodium in
human.

CM is regarded as an acute medical condition that
affects the brain characterized by seizure and other
complications that may be life threatening.


Cerebral Malaria Trivial:
For every cerebral malaria patient, you should
know that it requires an urgent medical
attention; patients who get adequate and
timely treatment can fully recover.

However, in a situation where there is no proper treatment, cerebral malaria is the leading cause of brain injury, blindness, epilepsy and other
neurological disorder especially in children.


Cerebral Malaria Effects:
In most cerebral malaria cases especially in
children, seizure is a predominantly recognized
characteristic of CM.

Most children experience this and repeated prolonged seizure is responsible for irreversible neuron damage
which may lead to cognitive deficits.

Visit: www.naturalremedylab.com to learn more about malaria.

Source: http://naturalremedylab.com/cerebral-malaria-plasmodium-falciparum

wow... Dats pretty much scary... More or less Malaria of d brain...

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wow... Dats pretty much scary... More or less Malaria of d brain...

You are absolutely correct, cerebral malaria is a direct attack on the brain.

Cerebral Malaria Effects: In most cerebral malaria cases especially in children, seizure is a predominantly recognized characteristic of CM. Most children experience this and repeated prolonged seizure is responsible for irreversible neuron damage which may lead to cognitive deficits.
Visit: www.naturalremedylab.com to learn more about malaria.
Source: http://naturalremedylab.com/cerebral-malaria-plasmodium-falciparum

Most children experience this and repeated prolonged seizure is responsible for irreversible neuron damage which may lead to cognitive deficits.
Visit: www.naturalremedylab.com to learn more about malaria.

Source: http://naturalremedylab.com/cerebral-malaria-plasmodium-falciparum

Most children experience this and repeated prolonged seizure is responsible for irreversible neuron damage which may lead to cognitive deficits. Visit: www.naturalremedylab.com to learn more about malaria. Source: http://naturalremedylab.com/cerebral-malaria-plasmodium-falciparum