Malaria is extremely common and a serious disease that causes chills, shivering and high fever. You can get infected from a bite by a malaria parasite carrying mosquito. Malaria is most commonly found in Africa, Southern Asia, South America and Central America. The elderly, children and people with lower levels of immunity are a greater risk. Early diagnosis and anti-malarial medication will help in the effective treatment of malaria. Usually, the malaria is caused by a bite from a mosquito infected with parasites. Some of the common symptoms of Malaria are as follows:

Anaemia, caused by destruction of red blood cellsThe Most Common Symptoms
Merozoites being released into the bloodstream
Chills in the body
High fever and headache
Blood in stools
Excessive sweating
Vomiting
Feeling of Nausea
Coma
Jaundice
Convulsion

The parasite for malaria seems to disappear over the winter. More than one million people die of malaria every year. It is a major hazard for travellers to warm climate. In some parts of the world, the mosquitoes carrying malaria have become resistant to insecticides and the parasites have developed resistance to antibiotics. This has made it much more difficult to control the spread of diseases and rate of infection.