It's in the "spit" of the mosquito. malaria is caused in an infectious protozoa. It's a nasty bug that does not affect the vector (the mosquito), but "hangs out" in the insect and is injected into the wound when the mosquito bites. The mosquito drinks blood, as you know, but it injects an anticoagulant into a bite to insure good "blood flow" to enable it to dine. And the unfortunate individual who is bitten is infected in the process. A link can be found below.
Malaria parasite lives in your liver. The plasmodium vivax can live in your liver for years together. They are called aptly as 'Hypnozoites' in that case. One US citizen developed malaria after twenty years of leaving the malaria zone. The plasmodium falciparum can not live in the liver like that. They say that either you or we will survive. But then, when the patient dies, the parasites are also are killed. They are foolish parasites. Wise parasites do not kill the host!
You can live for a few weeks if your malaria is not treated, If you know about your malaria and treat it well, you may not die with the disease!
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Anopheles mosquito carries the parasite of malaria. When they bite human beings these parasites enter into their body cause malaria.
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Malaria is a disease that is physically present in the body in the form of protists, a type of microorganism.
Malaria does not damage any specific part of your body. But is cases haemolytic anaemia. Liver and spleen enlargement. Due to bouts of fever, patient becomes debilitated. He can die of falciparum malaria.
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Malaria is spread from mosquitos and does not transfer from human to human. You can live with someone who has had malaria and not be in any danger. Once a person has malaria they can not give blood and it stays in the body. My dad contacted malaria in WW2 while fighting in the Pacific. He would have symptoms every so often when he was younger, but it got less as he aged. The US military sprayed GI's with DDT to prevent the disease, but most likely that may have caused cancers in later years.
family effects on malaria can cause bad dammage in the way you live. if your mum or dad works and they catch malaria it can stop you from getting money to help support your family.