Medical treatment of malaria;

The new hopes of modern medicine to treat malaria;

The issues of traditional treatment of malaria;

What are the traditional remedies of Malaria?

The medical treatment of malaria; the hope is based on the presence of antibodies in the red blood cells in the blood of carriers, but see also how to fight against malaria.

Traditional remedies: 

1.    Consistent treatment with quinine;

2.    Chloroquine or Nivaquine.

The Quinine: 

1.    Quinine comes from the bark of the cinchona, trees that are native to the Andes;

2.    Quinine has long been the most important medical cure of malaria;

3.    But three times daily intake obligatory were considered too difficult and annoying;

4.    For fifty years, it is almost replaced by synthetic molecules.

Chloroquine or Nivaquine: 

1.    A daily dose provides the same protection as quinine;

2.    Access is usually intermittent treated for five days with high dose and for a few weeks at a low dose;

3.    But unfortunately, it was reported in serious consequences effects and risks of high doses and coma.

Other medications: 

1.    Ammodiaquine or Flavoquine;

2.    Fansidar;

3.    The Quinimax;

4.    The Arcequinoforme and antifolates as Paludrine;

5.    Daraprim are risky as well;

6.    The Flavoquine available in pharmacies, especially in the African markets is sometimes misused by self-medication.

Random remedies: 

1.    The pseudo-effective preventive or curative of these drugs addictive dangerous because they must be taken regularly;

2.    So this is a random solution, since not only mosquitoes resistant to insecticides, but some strains of Plasmodium falciparum resistance to drugs;

3.    Regular intake of Nivaquine is no longer a guarantee against pernicious it claims to be fighting.

New hopes of modern medicine: 

1.    Vaccine extracts of Artemisia;

2.    And Alophandrine.

The vaccine: 

1.    In front to the relative poverty of the medicine against malaria, research scientists are working to develop a vaccine against malaria;

2.    The hope is based on the presence of antibodies in the red blood cells in the blood of carriers;

3.    But vaccinating against parasites whose forms are varied according to their development stages seems to be a difficult and daunting task;

4.    It is possible instead to tackle the parasites injected by the mosquitoes into the blood which will colonize the liver.

The Artemisia annua: 

1.    Chinese medicine has successfully isolated from Artemisia crystalline substance the artemisine as powerful as quinine, faster action and non-toxic.

2.     Its effectiveness exerts against parasites of malaria that are resistant to existing drugs;

3.    This product is a marvel in the fight against plasmodium falciparum.

The Alophandrine: 

1.    Drug developed by an American laboratory and marketed for a little time, especially in Africa under the name of Alphan;

2.    The Alophandrine has been successful in acute attacks, but the price is still very high.

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