Malaria is common in tropical countries, including this beloved country. A disease that causes 880 000 was caused by one or more species of plasmodium plasmodium falciparum, plasmodium vivax, plasmodium malariae, plasmodium ovale and plasmodium knowlesi. Among the five species most frequently causing the deceased person is plasmodium falciparum and plasmodium knowlesi. For the record, plasmodium plasmodium knowlesi fact that only attack monkeys, but in the year 2007 in Malaysia is reported to have attacked humans. Yes indeed, lha wong illness monkeys attacking humans instead koq.
Plasmodium Falciparum
Plasmodium have different life cycles, but which we discuss now is torphozoite and gametocytes, as anemia is associated with these two life cycles.
Anemia and Malaria
One complication of malaria is anemia, this is because at the time still in the stage of plasmodium Torphozoite and Gametosit happen out an all-out assault to red blood cells by torphozoite and gametocytes, whereas red blood cells or erythrocytes is the place of hemoglobin, a compound that binds oxygen to the circulate throughout the body. Since the number of red blood cell damage, it will automatically hemoglobin also were damaged, damaged hemoglobin that causes anemia. Simple, right? hehe ..
