Trimalact drug used in the treatment of malaria, with the main ingredients are Artesunate 100mg and Amodiaquine 300mg. The drug is prepared in the form of three-layer long tablets. For more detailed information about Trimalact, users can refer to the article below.

Malaria is an infectious disease caused by parasites. Malaria not only affects the patient's life and work but can also lead to many dangerous complications if not treated and intervened promptly.

Malaria is a fairly common disease in our country, however many people still do not understand this disease and how to treat it, making the disease more serious.

Malaria is a common disease in our country. The use of diagnostic tests to determine the results of infection. Testing for malaria parasites in the blood is a very classic, basic and easy to perform test, easy to deploy to basic medical units.

The incubation period for malaria is calculated from the time a mosquito carrying sporozoites bites a person to transmit the disease until the appearance of clinical symptoms with the first fever. This period is long or short depending on the type of malaria parasite transmitted, on average about 7 - 21 days.

Malaria is divided into two main forms: common malaria and severe malaria. People with severe malaria will experience life-threatening complications if not detected and treated promptly. The prominent signs are impaired consciousness, high fever for many days, severe headache, severe diarrhea or vomiting.

A typical malaria attack progresses through 3 stages. Each stage has different manifestations and symptoms. If a patient has typical malaria for the first time, if not treated well, there will be near or distant recurrences leading to dangerous complications.

Cerebral malaria causes neurological disorders, notably behavioral disorders, impaired consciousness, coma, convulsions, paralysis, etc. These are manifestations of cerebral embolism and cerebral hypoxia, lactic acidosis, etc., which are dangerous for the patient.

Children are at high risk of contracting malaria. If not detected, diagnosed and treated promptly, the infection can easily lead to severe malaria, causing serious consequences and even affecting the child's life.

Malaria patients need to be carefully cared for, especially in terms of diet. In addition to rest and good care, nutrition also plays a very important role in protecting and improving the patient's health to help them recover more quickly.

The principle of treating malaria is very important. Treatment as early as possible, with the right medicine, the right dose, and the right duration will prevent complications and recurrence of the disease.