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1 case confirmed!

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The Spring Festival is approaching

Recently, there has been a marked increase in the number of returnees

At the same time, it is also

Periods of high incidence of imported malaria

January 19th

Jiangsu Xuzhou CDC issued the latest reminder!

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1 case confirmed!

January 18th

Yantai CDC has been identified

One case of rare malaria was reported

Detected by microscopic examination and fluorescence quantitative PCR

The case was determined to be

Co-infection with falciparum malaria and malaria ovale

What is malaria

Malaria is an insect-borne infectious disease caused by mosquito bites or transfusion of the blood of malaria patients, and clinical manifestations such as periodic chills, fever, and sweating generally occur, commonly known as "pendulum".

An acute severe malaria attack can cause coma, impaired consciousness, and multisystem failure leading to death.

Guidelines for preventing malaria among returnees from high-malaria areas

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Where are high malaria endemic areas?

High malaria areas are mainly distributed in Africa, Southeast Asia and other regions. The continent achieved malaria elimination in 2021, but 85 countries around the world are still at risk of contracting malaria.

1 case confirmed!

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Precautions after returning to your home country

It is advisable to go to a local medical facility for malaria testing

If you have a recent history of travel or residence in high-malaria areas, it is recommended that you remain vigilant, pay attention to your physical condition, and go to the hospital immediately if you have symptoms such as periodic chills, fever, sweating, etc., and inform them of your travel and residence history and symptoms abroad, and diagnose and treat them in time.

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Precautions before going abroad

Find out in advance whether the place is a malaria-endemic area, and take personal protection. The use of mosquito nets, mosquito spray and long-sleeved clothing are the most direct and effective means of preventing malaria infection.

Malaria-endemic areas worldwide

1 case confirmed!

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