### instruction:
If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

### input:
Hi My daughter is 17 years old, is in Tanzania doing voluntary in a hospital and she text me yesterday to say she felt a bit unwell, lightheaded, feeling sick and aching and today she text to say she has malaria and a UTI, she had a blood test at a private clinic and has been given tablets. She was taking generic malerone tablets, she said she missed 1 tablet in the 11 days she has been away. How worried should I be, I text tonight and she has gone into the hospital to do an evening shift, so she must be feeling ok to do that, she did say if she was at home she wouldn t have gone to the doctor feeling as she did. I m worried in case it gets worse as I ve been googling!

### output:

Cellophane You for contacting Chat Doctor. Welcome to Chat Doctor. My name is Chat Doctor. I have gone through your query and would try to help you in the best possible way. MAKE SURE ONE THING: I am not sure what Malone is given 1 tablet a day for 11 days this is prophylactic dose which you are talking about but if she does have malaria she should be given a dose like this 1 g/400 mg (4 tablets) through mouth daily for 3 day sand Malone has nothing to do with UTI so kindly ask her to tell you the truth how is she feeling and if she is alright then it's ok probably it wasn't malaria. Suggestions: If I were her doctor and I confirmed malaria and UTI I would give her (1) Malayan 1g/400 mg (4 tablets) PO daily for 3 days (2)Ciprofloxacin 250 mg twice a day for 5 day sand then would have run her re tests after 15 days... Things just don't fit according to my opinion. And symptoms of malaria is very high fever with shivering, may be sore throat and night sweats, then this fever is alternating for example a high fever in night 1 then high fever during night 4 then night 7 that how it goes....MOREOVER: unwell, lightheaded, feeling sick and aching are usually signs of viral illness which usually go away by themselves ask her to 