[header] How to prevent malaria [title] Determine whether you're at risk. [step] If you're traveling to a country with high rates of malaria, it's important to take precautions. Malaria is preventable if you take the right medication before, during, and after exposure to dangerous mosquitoes.
[header] How to prevent malaria [title] Determine whether you're at risk. [step] If you're traveling to a country with high rates of malaria, it's important to take precautions. Malaria is preventable if you take the right medication before, during, and after exposure to dangerous mosquitoes.
If you've ever been bitten by a mosquito, felt unwell after (or upon) interaction with a mosquito, or experienced attention to the eyes or nose, get professional treatment immediately. Contact a doctor or go into a medical emergency line in your area. The following regions are high-risk : [substeps] Africa central and south america parts of caribbean asia, eastern europe, and the south pacific [title] Schedule a doctor's appointment. [step] If you are visiting one of these places, schedule an appointment with your doctor six weeks in advance of your trip. [substeps] Since malaria naturally occurs in mosquito populations, it is a good idea to watch out for their habits. If a mosquito gets stung or scratches you, this mosquito could spread the infection and infect your mosquito pack with the disease. However, the average dosage for most people might be less than 60 mg per day. Your recommended dosage is five to 10 mg per day.