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25/08/2018

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08/08/2018

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At this moment, lying on the sick bed and recalling my whole life, I realize that all the recognition and

wealth that I took so much pride in, have paled and become meaningless in the face of impending death.

You can employ someone to drive the car for you, make money for you but you cannot have someone to bear the sickness for you.

Material things lost can be found. But there is one thing that can never be found when it is lost – "Life".

When a person goes into the operating room, he will realize that there is one book that he has yet to finish reading – "Book of Healthy Life".

Whichever stage in life we are at right now, with time, we will face the day when the curtain comes down.

Treasure Love for your family, love for your spouse, love for your friends...

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Whether the house we live in is 300 or 3000 sq ft - loneliness is the same.

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in times of fasting and prayer, this is ulcer treatment you can rely on. Gotten from benedictine monks at Ewu Ishan in Edo state, Nigeria.

Get raw pawpaw and wash it. It must be raw, not ripe

Do not peel it and do not remove the seeds.

After washing the outside neatly, slice it without peeling it into small small pieces. The cutting should be small like sugar cubes.

Put all the small pieces of the raw pawpaw into any clean container.

Fill the container with water to stop at the same point the sliced pawpaw stopped.

Leave the pawpaw in the water for four days. For example if u soak it on a Monday, I count Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday will be the fourth day.

On the Fourth day, the water will be looking white in colour. Seive it and throw away the pawpaw and the water becomes your cure for ulcer.

DOSAGE: drink half a glass of the pawpaw water every morning, afternoon and evening. You will no longer feel those ulcer pains because it will heal the wounds inside that are causing the pain.

This morning, afternoon and evening drinking of the pawpaw water can continue for weeks and months depending on how severe the ulcer is. It is not relief. It is a cure.

Additional note: an ulcer is an internal wound usually in the stomach or intestines.
Common causes of ulcer are infection with the bacterium Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) and long-term use of aspirin and certain other painkillers, such as ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin, others) and naproxen sodium (Aleve, Anaprox, others). Stress and spicy foods do not cause peptic ulcers. However, they can make your symptoms worse.

Pls avoid taking strong pain killers without prescription. If you take time to read the side effects you will see that the drugs for pain relief cause ulcer or wounds in the body.

This treatment mentioned is not a reason not to go to hospital, because not all internal pains are ulcers.

Let someone know and help someone get cured today.

11/11/2017

Yoruba names for herbs and plants – Nigerian medicine

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Yoruba Medicine – History The medical traditions of the Yoruba people of western Nigeria developed within a culture that deeply respects and venerates ancestors. The orishas, or gods of the Yoruba, were former ancestors such as Oduduwa, the legendary ancestor of all Yoruba people, and his son Ogun. Respect for family and ancestors is so deep that when Yoruba people die, they are buried under the floor of the family house. Their spirits remain with and protect the family.

The Yoruba believe that sickness is a whim or punishment of a specific god or ancestor, who must be identified and placated, or else is caused by witchcraft for which the appropriate countercharm must be employed. They developed a shamanistic medical tradition utilizing both herbalism (practiced by the onishegun, herbal healers) and divination (practiced by the balabwo, priests of the Ifa cult.)

Diagnosis in Yoruba Medicine

The balabwo uses both psychotherapeutic techniques in discussing the illness with the patient, also casts an oracle reading using the Ifa system revealed to the Yoruba by the trickster god Eshu Elegba. The oracular reading involves throwing a handful of 16 kola nuts from the right to the left hand, 16 times, after which the right hand is checked to see whether an odd or even number of kola nuts remains. The outcome of each set of 4 throws is marked in a sandtray with a single or double line. At the end of this process, the pattern left in the sand tray corresponds to one of the 256 verses of the Odu, which the balabwo interprets for the patient.

Because diseases may also be caused by witchcraft, curses, or a form of the evil eye, the balabwo also asks the patient questions about events that occurred in the patient’s life around the time that the illness began. Relevant information might include strained relations with family or neighbors who might have deliberately or unwittingly put a curse on the patient.

Treatments in Yoruba Medicine

The psychotherapeutic consultation with the balabwo is one part of the overall treatment. It has the effect of calming the patient and engendering a more positive frame of mind. The balabwo recommended that the patient take specific steps to cure the illness. By sacrificing to a particular god or ancestor, or procuring a specific charm to protect against a malicious spell. The balabwo also send the patient to the onishegun to purchase herbal remedies.

In treating diseases caused by angry gods, sacrifices may be made to the god in question, but special care must be taken not to make other gods jealous in the process. For example, it is often important to make an extra sacrifice to Eshu Elegba when sacrificing to another god, in recognition of the fact that Eshu Elegba is the messenger and mediator between the Yoruba and the gods, and also to prevent him from becoming jealous which would create further problems for the patient. The advice of the balabwo is essential to ensure that the correct procedures are followed.

Materia Medica and Important Texts in Yoruba

The important text of Yoruba medicine is the Odu, a collection of 256 verses which is the oracle consulted for diagnosis and treatment by the Ifa priests. The Odu was revealed to the Yoruba people by the god Eshu Elegba. Another important text is the Awakaiye, The Fruit of Universal Knowledge.

It should be noted that the Santeria tradition, which was brought to the Americas by African slaves, is descended from the Yoruba teachings.

Some herbs in yoruba language.

Fenugreek – ewedu in yoruba, hulba in Hausa.
Hibiscus plant – Zobo.
Tamarind – tsamia.
Tumeric – ata Ile pupa in Yoruba.
Cayenne – Bawa.
Chilli – Shombo in Yoruba.
Black pepper – iyere in Yoruba.
Oziza in igbo.
Thorny pigweed/prickly amaranth – tete eleegun in yoruba.
Alternanthera nodiflora – Dagunro.
Butryospermum paradoxum – Shea tree – Ori.
Allium sativum -Garlic – Ayu in yoruba.
Capsicum frutescens – Tabasco pepper – Ata-wewe.
Lactuca capensis – Lettuce – Yanrin.
Bryophyllum pinnatum – Air Plant, Life Plant, Miracle Leaf or Goethe Plant – Abamoda.
Zingiber officinale – Ginger – Jinja, Atale in yoruba.
Dioscorea dumetorum – Sweet Yam- Esuru.
Enantia chloranta – Awopa.
Khaya grandifoliola, K. senegalensis, K. ivorensis – Oganwo.
Sphenocentrum jollyanum – Akerejupon.
Olax subscorpioidea – Ifan, Ifon.
Tetrapleura tetraptera – Aidan, Aridan.
Lecaniodiscus cupanioides – Akika.
Lippia multiflora – Efirin-gogoro, Efirin-oko.
Jatropha curcas – Botuje, Lapalapa.
Jatropha gossypifolia – cotton-leaf physicnut- Botuje pupa.
Jatropha multifida – coral plant, physic nut or Guatemala rhubarb – Ogege.
Cymbopogon citratus – lemon grass- Kooko-oba.
Pterocarpus erinaceus – Apepo, Agbelosun.
Pterocarpus osun – Osun.
Pterocarpus santalinioides – Gbengbe.
Catharanthus roseus -Madagascar rosy periwinkle – Apabida pupa.
Carica papaya – Papaya – Ibepe.
Dioclea scandens – DasaDioclea reflexa – Agbarin, Epe, Arin.

Yoruba Names for plants

Lawsonia inermis – Henna plant – Laali, Lali.
Ficus exasperata -Ficus Tree – Epin.
Ficus asperifolia – Ipin.
Ficus capensis – Opoto.
Ficus elegans – Asoro.
Ficus mucuso – Odan-afomo.
Ficus thoningii – Odan-abaa.
Ficus vallis-choudae – Ogunro.
Vernonia amygdalina – Ewuro.
Phyllanthus amarus – stonebreaker or seed-under-leaf- Eyin-olobe.
Mucuna sloanei – Werepe.
Mucuna pruriens – Ewe-ina, Yerepe.
Alstonia congensis – Ahun.
Mangifera indica – Mango – Mangoro in yoruba.
Nauclea latifolia – Egbesi.
Sorghum bicolor – Poroporo okababa.
Senna fistula – Aidantoro.
Erythophleum suaveolens – Erun obo, Olu-obo.
Ocimum gratissimum – Clove Basil- Efirin.
Telfaria occidentalis – Fluted gourd – Ugwu.
Zanthoxylum zanthoxyloides – Senegal prickly-ash or artar root – Orin ata.
Acalypha wilkesiana – Jiwini, Ewe larapupa.
Sida cordifolia – flannel weed – Iso-obo.
Sida pilosa – Eesinle.
Sida rhombifolia – Iseketu pupa.
Thaumatococcus danielli – Ewe moi-moi.
Azadirachta indica – Neem, Nimtree or Indian Lilac – Dongoyaro.
Aloe vera – Ahon-erin.
Aloe barteri – Eti-erin, Ida-egun, Ida-orisa.
Garcinia kola – bitter kola – Orogbo.

Ageratum conyzoides – Billygoat-weed, Chick weed, Goatweed, Whiteweed – Imi-esu.

Abelmoschus esculentus – Okra- Ila.
Abrus precatorius -jequirity, Crab’s eye, rosary pea, precatory pea or bean, John Crow Bead, Indian licorice – Oju-ologbo.
Abutilon mauritianum – FuruAcacia ataxacantha – Ihun, Ewon adele.
Acacia nilotica – Baani, Booni.
Acanthospermum hispidum – Bristly starbur, Goat’s head, Hispid starburr – Dagunro.
Acanthus montanus – Bear’s Breech or Mountain Thistle – Ahon-ekun, Irunmu arugbo.
Adansonia digitata – baobab – Ose.
Aerva lanata – mountain knotgrass – Efun-ile.
Aframomum melegueta – Grains of Paradise – Atare Alafia. barteri – Agbari etu.
Allium ascalonicum – The shallot – Alubosa elewe, alubosa onisu.

Different Plants

Alchornea cordifolia – Ipa.
Caesalpinia pulcherima – Barbados pride, dwarf poinciana, Barbados flower-fence – Eko-omode.
Afzelia africana – Afzelia, Lenke, Lengue, or Doussi – Apa-igbo.
Alternanthera sessilis – sessile joyweed or dwarf copperleaf – Reku-reku.
Anacardium occidentale – Cashew – Kasu.
Anthocleista djalonensis, Anthocleista liebrechtsiana – Sapo, Shapo.
Arachis hypogea – peanut, or groundnut – Epa.
Bambusa vulgaris – Golden Bamboo, or Buddha’s Belly Bamboo – Oparun.
Baphia nitida – African sandalwood – Osun, Irosun.
Allanblackia floribunda – tallow tree – Eku, Eso roro.
Byrsocarpus coccineus – Amuje wewe.
Calendula officinalis – pot marigold – Ododo-Maria in yoruba.
Calotropis procera – Sodom apple – Bomubomu.
Canarium schweinfurthii – African elemi or canarium – Paapo, Origbo.
Canavalia ensiformis – jack bean – Sese-nla.
Carapa procera – Carapa – Abo-oganwo.
Cardiospermum halicacabum – balloon plant or love in a puff – ShaworoCelastrus indica – Ponju-owiwi.
Ceiba pentandra – Araba.
Cissampelos owariensis – Ewe jokoje.
Chromolaena odorata – Siam weed – Akintola, Awolowo.
Tetracarpidium conophorum – Nigerian walnut – Awusa, Asala.
Vernonia colorata – Ironweed – Eriro-Ijebu.
Xylopia aethiopica – Eeru, Erunje.
Tridax procumbens – Igbalode, Muwagun.
Waltheria indica – Ewe-epo.
Vitex doniana – Oori-nla.
Uvaria chamae – finger root or bush banana – Eruju.
Viscum album – mistletoe- Afomo in yoruba.
Uvaria afzelii – Gbongbose, Anikan wogba-arun.
Urena lobata – Ilasa-agborin, Ilasa-omode.
Uraria picta – Alupayida.
Voacanga africana – Ako-dodo.
Argemone mexicana – Mexican poppy, Mexican prickly poppy, Flowering thistle, cardo or cardosanto – Egun arugbo, Ekan-ekun.
Artocarpus altilis – Berefurutu.
Boerhaavia diffusa – punarnava – Etiponla, Olowojeja.
Borreria verticillata – Irawo ile.
Carpolobia lutea – Osunsun.
Citrullus colocynthis – colocynth, bitter apple, bitter cucumber, desert gourd, egusi, or vine of Sodom – Egusi-baara.
Citrus aurantium – Bitter orange, Seville orange, sour orange, bigarade orange, or marmalade orange – Osan.
Aspilia africana – Yunyun.
Nicotiana tabacum – Ewe taba.

Source: An Ethnobotanical Survey of Herbal Markets and Medicinal Plants in Lagos State of Nigeria (PDF) of yoruba names for herbs and plants.

Bibliography:

Maclean, Una. Magical Medicine: A Nigerian Case Study. London: Penguin Books, 1977.

Some other plants:

Transvaal alchornea – yoruba: ijandu, ijandudu, gbaluwo, ijan pupa, sewo sese pepe, ijan, ijan funfun, pepe.
Christmas bush – yoruba: isin, ipa, epa, esin, asiyin, esin abata.
Yellow siris, yellow bean – yoruba: ayinreta, ayinre popo, ayunre, akudinrin.
Siris tree, white siris tree, bastard lebbeck, tall albizia, white siris – Yoruba: ayinreta; Edo: ekpaghudo; Igbo: nyie avu.
Flat Crown – yoruba: ayinre, ayinre isingede, ayinre ogo.
Black currant tree – yoruba: aduigbo, asofeyeje, olowuko, yanya holo.
Tassel berry – yoruba: aponlojusese, aroro.
White mahogany – yoruba: ifa okete.
Kola nut – yoruba: obi-abata, ogungun.
Zulu coshwood, vanquisher – yoruba: atewu-edun, orodo, ofun, fomu, obi-edun.
Job’s tears, gromwell-read, pearl barley – yoruba: obi, obi ifin, obi pupa, obi abata.
African mahogany, counterwood – Yoruba : apa, ako apa, apa igbo.
Pond apple – afe.
Soursop, prickly custard apple : eko oyibo, eko omode.
Wild custard apple, custard apple – abo, arere, afon.
Silk tree albizia, mimosa, mimosa tree, silk tree, silk sirirs, Persian acacia, pik siris tree – ayinre, ayinreye.
Pattern wood, alstonia – atikekereheyin, dagunro kekere.
Scrub ironbark, grey birch – ira odan, ira. Goldenleaf, coast goldleaf – asaragba, asa gidi, aarasa, ira, fonu fonu.
Blighia konig sapindaceae, akee apple – isin odo, isin jise, isin oka, isin odan.
Triangle tops, Phialodiscus unijugatus, P. plurijugaturs, P. zambesiacus – isin ako, ako isin, odofin ile, akoisin.
Star apple – osan agbalumo, osan olomo wewe, onidosan, agbalumo olomo.
Satin leaf, Damson plum – osan edun, osan palambi.
Antiaris – oriro, oro, oro efun, abori kefun, awase, oriro omo oluugbo. Alligator weed – sawewe.
Sessile joyweed, sessile floweres globe amaranth – ewaowo, awo crede, moni roderode, sajeje.

Source – CRC World Dictionary of Plants Names – Umberto Quattrocchi

leaves of Senecio biafrae – worowo in Yoruba.
Fermented seeds of Parliament biglobosa, African locust beans in English, Igba/Itele in Yoruba.
Leaves of Talinum triangulare (water leaf) or Basella alba, Indian spinach in English, Amunututu in Yoruba.
West African black pepper/Ashanti pepper (Piper guineense, Uziza in Igbo and Ata iyere in Yoruba.
Phyllanthus amarus – ehin olobe or eyin olobe in Yoruba.
Celosia argentea – soko (yoruba).
Launaea taraxacifolia – African lettuce, wild lettuce – efo yanrin.
Xanthosoa poeppigii – ewe koko.
Citrus aurantiifolia – osanwene.
Anacardium occidentale – kasu.
Vernonia amygdalina Delile – ewuroaja.
Bridelia ferruginea benth – ira.
Physic nut, termite plant, Barbados nut, fig nut – eto-mkpo.
Monodora myristica – abo lakoshe, arigho, eyinaghose.
Lawsonia inermis – henna, cypress shrub, egyptian privet, alkanna – laali in Yoruba, uhie inine in Igbo.
Hybanthus Enneasprmus – abiwere in Yoruba Usolala-ocha in Igbo.
Asparagus africanus – aluki, kadankobe.
Syzygium aromaticum – Clove – konofuru.
Holarrhena Floribunda – Holarrhenna – Ako-ire, are-ibeji, areno, isai.
Alstonia Boonei – awun.
Shea butter tree – emi, emi-egidi.
Guava – guafa.
Solanum incanum L. – Bitter apple – ikan.
Brimstone tree – oruwo, owuru.
Garlic – Allium sativum – ayu.

Plant names from Yoruba

Morinda lucida – Oruwo.
Enantia chlorantha – Awopa.
Alstonia boonei – Ahun.
Gossypium barbadense – cotton seed – Owu.
Alstonia boonei – Stool wood – Ahun.
Cymbopogon citratus – lemon grass – Ewe tea, Oko oba.
Carica papaya – pawpaw – Ibepe.
Persea americana – avocado pear – Pia.
Hymenostegia – ikun.
Emilia coccineus – Scarlet tassel flower – odundun-odo.
Peperomia pellucida – Silver bush – Renren.
Elaeis guineesis – Red oil palm – Ekuro.
Vitex grandifolia – Stool wood – Oori.
Bryophyllum pinnatum – Life plant – Abamoda.
Cajanus cajan – Pigeon Pea – Otiili.
Vernonia amygdalina – Bitter leaf – Ewuro.
Nicotiana tabacum – Virginia tobacco – Ewe taba.
Allium ascalonicum – Onion – alubosa gambari, alubosa keta, elubasa.
Garcinia kola – Bitter kola – Orogbo.
Citrus aurantifolia – Lime – Osan wewe.
Citrus paradise – Grape – Osan nla.
Amaranthus spinosa – spiny amaranth – Tete elegun.
Amaranthus viridis – slender amaranth – tete- abalaye.
Bryophyllum pinnatum – mother of millions – Odundun Abamoda.
Calotropis procera – milkweed – Bomubomu.
Heliotropium indicum – scorpion weed – Ogbe ori akuko, Agogo igun.
Kalanchoe crenata – Eti eleti.
Manihot esculenta – cassava, tapioca, manioc, yucca – Gbaguda, Ege.
Momordica charantia – bitter melon, bitter gourd, balsam pear – Ejinrin were.
Ananas comosus – Pineapple – Ope-oyinbo.
Ocimum basilicum – Basil – Efinrin wewe, ofen, eferi, efinrin aruntantan, efinrin ata, efinrin marugbosanyan, efinrin aja.
Basil plant – Nchanwu in igbo Ricinus communis – Castor oil plant – lava pupa, Laa funfun.
Bambusa vulgaris – bamboo – oparun.
Anacardium occidentale – cashew nut tree – Kausu.
Cucuma doonestica valeton cucuma longe – turmeric – atale, atale pupa.
Verbena – Verbena officinalis Verbena – Ewe Orukan, Yemaya.
Parsley – Petroselinum crispum – Isako, Oshun.
Sage -Salvia officinalis – Kiriwi, Babaluaye, Obatala.
Purslane, Pigweed, Little Hogweed – Portulaca oleracea – Gbure.
Spinach – Spinacia oleracea – Obedo, Ewe tutu, Ede.
Anise -- Pimpinella anisum – Eweise, Ochiosi, Azowano.

Medicine plants with Yoruba Names

Sweet potato – oduku, anamo, edumsi, kukundunkun.
Colocasia esculenta – taro, dasheen – ikoko, kok, isu koko, koko, koko funfun.
Canna indica – edible canna – ido, okun.
Cyper esculentus – chufa, rushnut, earth almond – ofio, ofio omu, imumu ofio omu, erunsha.
Dioscorea alata – water yam, common yam – ewura duduku, kiamfa, arunfanfan, atti, egbodo.
Dioscorea bulbifera – potato yam, aerial yam – emina, guite sinde, guite sode, aparia isu, emina esi.
Dioscorea cayenensis – yellow yam, negro yam – pansaga, agandan, aginipa, apepe, igangan.
Dioscorea dumetorum – Bitter yam – itakun isu.
Dioscorea esculenta – lesser yam – isu alubosa.
Musa paradisiaca – plantain – (banana fruit) ogede agbagba.
Zea mays – sweet corn – agbado.
Centella asiatica – asiatic pennywort, wild violet – ewe karo.
Crassocephalum crepidioides – hawksbeard velvetplant – ebolo, efodu, egusi.
Opuntia ficus-indica – prickly-pear, Indian fig – oro agogo.
Cucurbita pepo – summer squash, courgette, zucchini, marrow, pumpkin – elegbe, elegede, apala.
Lagenaria siceraria – bottle gourd,calabash gourd, white flowered gourd, white pumpkin – igba.
Luffa aegyptiaca – smooth loofah, discloth gourd, sponge gourd, vegetable sponde – run, erun kaankan.
Telfairia occidentalis – fluted gourd – egusi, iroko.
Trrichosanthes cucumerina – snake gourd – tomato elejo.
Arachis hypogaea – peanut, grouns nut, pea nut, chinese almond – egpa, epa gidi, ogodsia.
Cajanus cajan – pigeon pea, cajan pea, Conge pea, yellow dhal, cajan pea – otili, otimi.
Canavalia ensiformis – jack bean, horse bean – papanla, popondo, poponla.
Lablab purpureus – hyacinth bean, lubia bean, Indian bean – awuje.
Mucuna prurins – velvet bean, buffalo bean – werekpe, esin, esinfunfun, esise, ewe ina, here, wepe, werepe, yerepe.
Solanum melongena, eggplant – Igba aja.

03/11/2017

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MALARIA
What Is Malaria?
Malaria is a life-threatening disease. It’s typically transmitted through the bite of an infected Anopheles mosquito. Infected mosquitoes carry the Plasmodium parasite. When this mosquito bites you, the parasite is released into your bloodstream.
Once the parasites are inside your body, they travel to the liver, where they mature. After several days, the mature parasites enter the bloodstream and begin to infect red blood cells. Within 48 to 72 hours, the parasites inside the red blood cells multiply, causing the infected cells to burst open.
The parasites continue to infect red blood cells, resulting in symptoms that occur in cycles that last two to three days at a time.
Malaria is typically found in tropical and subtropical climates where the parasites can live. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that about 3.2 billion people are at risk of malaria.
Congenital malaria occurs when a mother with malaria passes on the disease to her baby at birth.
Causes of Malaria
Malaria is caused by the Plasmodium parasite. The parasite can be spread to humans through the bites of infected mosquitoes.
There are many different types of plasmodium parasite, but only five types cause malaria in humans.
These are:
 Plasmodium Falciparum – mainly found in Africa, it's the most common type of malaria parasite and is responsible for most malaria deaths worldwide
 Plasmodium Vivax – mainly found in Asia and South America, this parasite causes milder symptoms than Plasmodium falciparum, but it can stay in the liver for up to three years, which can result in relapses
 Plasmodium Ovale – fairly uncommon and usually found in West Africa, it can remain in your liver for several years without producing symptoms
 Plasmodium Malariae – this is quite rare and usually only found in Africa
 Plasmodium Knowlesi – this is very rare and found in parts of southeast Asia
How Malaria Is Spread
1. The plasmodium parasite is spread by female Anopheles mosquitoes, which are known as "night-biting" mosquitoes because they most commonly bite between dusk and dawn.
2. If a mosquito bites a person already infected with malaria, it can also become infected and spread the parasite on to other people. However, malaria can't be spread directly from person to person.
3. Once you're bitten, the parasite enters the bloodstream and travels to the liver. The infection develops in the liver before re-entering the bloodstream and invading the red blood cells.
4. The parasites grow and multiply in the red blood cells. At regular intervals, the infected blood cells burst, releasing more parasites into the blood. Infected blood cells usually burst every 48-72 hours. Each time they burst, you'll have a bout of fever, chills and sweating.
5. Malaria can also be spread through blood transfusions and the sharing of needles, but this is very rare.
Malaria is transmitted by blood, so it can also be transmitted through:
 an organ transplant
 a transfusion
 use of shared needles or syringes
Symptoms
What Are the Symptoms of Malaria?
The symptoms of malaria typically develop within 10 days to four weeks following the infection. In some people, symptoms may not develop for several months. Some malarial parasites can enter the body but will be dormant for long periods of time. Common symptoms of malaria include:
1. High Fever 2. Anemia
3. Headache 4. Muscle Pain
5. Nausea 6. Convulsions
7. Vomiting 8. Coma
9. Diarrhea 10. Bloody Stools
Complications
Life-Threatening Complications of Malaria
Malaria can cause a number of life-threatening complications. The following may occur:
A. Cerebral Malaria. If parasite-filled blood cells block small blood vessels to your brain (cerebral malaria), swelling of your brain or brain damage may occur. Cerebral malaria may cause coma.
B. Breathing Problems. Accumulated fluid in your lungs (pulmonary edema) can make it difficult to breathe.
C. Organ Failure. Malaria can cause your kidneys or liver to fail, or your spleen to rupture. Any of these conditions can be life-threatening.
D. Anemia. Malaria damages red blood cells, which can result in anemia.
E. Low Blood Sugar. Severe forms of malaria itself can cause low blood sugar, as can quinine — one of the most common medications used to combat malaria. Very low blood sugar can result in coma or death.
Prevention
Tips to Prevent Malaria
There’s no vaccine available to prevent malaria. Talk to your doctor about long-term prevention if you live in an area where malaria is common. Sleeping under a mosquito net may help prevent being bitten by an infected mosquito. Covering your skin or using bug sprays containing DEET may also help prevent infection.
Herbal Combo For Malaria.
A herbal preparation made predominantly with garlic, ginger, onions, scent leaf, lemon grass, unripe pawpaw, lime/lemon, African pepper, clove, Gongronema latifolium (Utazi in Ibo, arokeke in Yoruba) and West African Black pepper has been effectively used to stop malaria and typhoid.
Difference Between Malaria and Typhoid Fever
Malaria and typhoid are two different diseases but sometime physicians are unable to diagnose them properly due to similarity in certain sign and symptoms.
Difference in Causative Agent:
Typhoid fever is caused by a gram negative bacteria named as salmonella typhi whereas malaria is a protozoal disease occur due to different species of Plasmodium such as P. falciparum, P. vivax, P. ovale, and P. malariae.
Difference in Transmission:
Transmission of malaria is dependent upon a vector ( a bite resulted from female Anophlese mosquito) but typhoid can be transmitted by feco-oral route via contaminated food or water because the Salmonella typhi is commonly present in unhealthy conditions and dirty water.
Difference in Symptoms:
They symptoms of both typhoid and malaria differ considerably. For example in the case of malaria patient can experience nausea, vomiting, chills, fevers and diarrhea sometime but symptoms of typhoid are different in different stages. Mainly there are four stages of typhoid. Single stage comprises of seven days. During the first stage patient can suffer high grade fever, abdominal pain, bleeding from nose, bradicardia, cough and tiredness. In the second stage, fever, reduced heart rate, diarrhea or constipation, confusional state and rose spots on trunk occur. In the third stage patient may have some complications and the last stage is the stage of recovery.
Difference in Complications:
Typhoid and malaria have different types of complications. Such as in case of typhoid, the patient may experience peritonitis, gut bleeding, endocarditis, agitation, encephalitis and etc. Some specific complications of malaria include renal impairment, retinopathy, cerebral malaria, convulsions, coma and death.
Difference Diagnostic Tests:
Different tests are being performed to diagnose both malaria and typhoid but it is easier to diagnose malaria in comparison to typhoid. For typhoid following tests are recommended
• Widal test
• Typhidot test
• Bone marrow test
• Stool test
For malaria following types tests are being done;
• Complete blood count (CBC)
• Malarial Parasite (MP) test
• Rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) based upon the microscopic evaluation of causative agent.
Difference in Treatment:
For the treatment of malaria different types of anti-malarial drugs ( amodiaquine, lumefantrine, mefloquine or sulfadoxine/pyrimethamine) are used but for typhoid treatment, antibiotics such as ciprofloxacin and olfloxacin are commonly prescribed.
Difference between Malaria and Typhoid Fever
Malaria and typhoid fever are diseases which are often confused with each other.
This could be primarily because both are caused by parasites and are sometimes known to exhibit similar symptoms.
In addition, if not treated adequately in time, typhoid and malaria are often known to assume fatal proportions.
Both can be responsible for several health related complications with lifetime repercussions, which can be causes of grave concern.
However, according to medical experts, the chances of death are higher when you are affected by a serious malaria strain when compared to those afflicted with typhoid. Early detection is mandatory in both, though.
How to Distinguish Typhoid Fever from Malaria
The best way to distinguish between the two diseases is to categorize the correlations they have.
 The causes of both diseases are totally different. Whereas mosquitoes are responsible for malaria, typhoid is caused by the salmonella typhi bacteria. However, there is one common factor between the two. Salmonella typhi is known to breed in dirty water and unhealthy conditions which are prevalent in developing third world nations. Coincidentally, most of these countries lie in the tropical regions which are ideal conditions for the breeding of mosquitoes as well.
 The symptoms of both these diseases also do vary to a certain extent. Mostly, a malaria infection will manifest itself through chills, fevers, nausea, vomiting and sometimes even diarrhoea. However, the symptoms of typhoid may be different at various stages of the disease. The initial stages of the disease are manifested through stomach pain, skin rashes, extreme muscle weakness and fatigue along with high fever. As the illness progresses, patients may witness stomach distension and further weight loss. The third and the final stage can see complete lack of body motion. Sometimes, the patient might also enter a delirious phase.
 Most often, the diagnosis of malaria is considered to be far simpler than that of typhoid. A simple blood test is enough to decide whether the person is suffering from malarial infection or not. However, in order to detect the presence of salmonella typhi, doctors have to test the blood, stool, urine as well as bone marrow of the patient in question. The samples need to be stored in a controlled environment for about 48-72 hours, before the presence of salmonella typhi can be detected.
 The cure is different too. A malaria infection will require antimalarial drugs whereas antibiotics are used to treat typhoid. Typhoid is also adequately treated by administering fluids, a high nutrition diet and sometimes even through intravenous nutrition.
 These are some of the basic differences between these two killer diseases. However, should you be experiencing similar or near similar symptoms, seek medical assistance immediately.

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