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Gesundheitsbeh\u00f6rden in Arkansas haben eine Warnung vor Malaria herausgegeben, nachdem im Bundesstaat ein lokal \u00fcbertragener Fall der durch M\u00fccken \u00fcbertragenen Krankheit best\u00e4tigt wurde.<\/p>\n

\u201eDas Gesundheitsministerium von Arkansas (ADH) hat einen Fall von lokal erworbener Malaria bei einem Bewohner von Arkansas identifiziert. \u201eDie Person wohnt im Saline County und ist nicht au\u00dfer Landes gereist\u201c, hie\u00df es in einem Pressemitteilung<\/a> Mittwoch.<\/p>\n

Dies ist der einzige lokal erworbene Fall von Malaria, der in diesem Jahr im Bundesstaat festgestellt wurde. In den gesamten USA wurden insgesamt neun weitere lokal erworbene F\u00e4lle gemeldet, davon sieben in Florida.<\/p>\n

Rund 241 Millionen F\u00e4lle<\/a> Im Jahr 2020 wurden weltweit Malariaf\u00e4lle gemeldet, 627.000 davon starben. Jedes Jahr werden etwa 2.000 F\u00e4lle von Malaria<\/a> werden in den USA gemeldet und die meisten davon stammen von Einwohnern, die in L\u00e4nder reisen, in denen Malaria verbreitet ist. Das \u00dcbertragungsrisiko in den USA gilt als gering.<\/p>\n

Wie verbreitet es sich?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Malaria ist eine lebensbedrohliche Infektion auf den Menschen \u00fcbertragen<\/a> durch weibliche Anopheles-M\u00fccken. Sobald ein menschlicher K\u00f6rper mit Malaria infiziert ist, wachsen und vermehren sich die Parasiten in den Leberzellen und breiten sich auf die roten Blutk\u00f6rperchen aus. Eine \u00dcbertragung von Mensch zu Mensch ist nicht m\u00f6glich.<\/p>\n

Achten Sie auf die Symptome<\/strong><\/p>\n

Die Symptome einer Malaria treten typischerweise innerhalb von zwei Wochen nach dem Stich einer infizierten M\u00fccke auf. Manchmal ist das Inkubationszeitraum<\/a> kann l\u00e4nger dauern und die Symptome k\u00f6nnen nach einem Jahr oder l\u00e4nger auftreten.<\/p>\n

Bei Menschen, die bereits eine Infektion hatten, k\u00f6nnen die Symptome mild sein, bei S\u00e4uglingen, schwangeren Frauen und Menschen mit HIV kann es jedoch zu Komplikationen und sogar zum Tod kommen, wenn sie nicht richtig behandelt wird. Zu den h\u00e4ufigsten Symptomen z\u00e4hlen Fieber, Sch\u00fcttelfrost, M\u00fcdigkeit, Kopfschmerzen, \u00dcbelkeit, Erbrechen und Durchfall, Verwirrtheit, Gelbsucht, Atembeschwerden und schneller Herzschlag Zeichen<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Bei manchen Menschen k\u00f6nnen die Symptome in Zyklen auftreten, wobei die Patienten Phasen von Anf\u00e4llen mit Sch\u00fcttelfrost, Sch\u00fcttelfrost und hohem Fieber erleben, gefolgt von Schwitzen und normaler Temperatur.<\/p>\n

Kennen Sie die m\u00f6glichen Komplikationen<\/strong><\/p>\n

Eine fr\u00fchzeitige Behandlung ist wichtig, da bei manchen Menschen innerhalb weniger Tage nach den ersten Symptomen Malariakomplikationen auftreten k\u00f6nnen. Dazu geh\u00f6ren Nierenversagen, Leberversagen, akutes Atemnotsyndrom, pl\u00f6tzlicher Blutdruckabfall und niedriger Blutzucker Komplikationen<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Die Patienten k\u00f6nnen eine An\u00e4mie entwickeln, wenn die roten Blutk\u00f6rperchen nicht ausreichend Sauerstoff zu den Organen transportieren k\u00f6nnen. Eine weitere m\u00f6gliche Komplikation, die zum Tod f\u00fchren kann, ist zerebrale Malaria. Es entsteht, wenn mit Parasiten gef\u00fcllte Blutzellen kleine Blutgef\u00e4\u00dfe im Gehirn verstopfen und so Hirnsch\u00e4den verursachen.<\/p>\n

Bei schwangeren Frauen, die mit Malaria infiziert sind, besteht das Risiko einer Fr\u00fchgeburt, einer Totgeburt, einer Fehlgeburt und des Todes der Mutter. Bei ihren Babys k\u00f6nnen Komplikationen wie ein niedriges Geburtsgewicht und ein eingeschr\u00e4nktes Wachstum im Mutterleib auftreten.<\/p>\n

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Gesundheitsbeh\u00f6rden in Arkansas haben eine Warnung vor Malaria herausgegeben, nachdem im Bundesstaat ein lokal \u00fcbertragener Fall der durch M\u00fccken \u00fcbertragenen Krankheit best\u00e4tigt wurde.<\/p>\n

\u201eDas Gesundheitsministerium von Arkansas (ADH) hat einen Fall von lokal erworbener Malaria bei einem Bewohner von Arkansas identifiziert. \u201eDie Person wohnt im Saline County und ist nicht au\u00dfer Landes gereist\u201c, hie\u00df es in einem Pressemitteilung<\/a> Mittwoch.<\/p>\n

Dies ist der einzige lokal erworbene Fall von Malaria, der in diesem Jahr im Bundesstaat festgestellt wurde. In den gesamten USA wurden insgesamt neun weitere lokal erworbene F\u00e4lle gemeldet, davon sieben in Florida.<\/p>\n

Rund 241 Millionen F\u00e4lle<\/a> Im Jahr 2020 wurden weltweit Malariaf\u00e4lle gemeldet, 627.000 davon starben. Jedes Jahr werden etwa 2.000 F\u00e4lle von Malaria<\/a> werden in den USA gemeldet und die meisten davon stammen von Einwohnern, die in L\u00e4nder reisen, in denen Malaria verbreitet ist. Das \u00dcbertragungsrisiko in den USA gilt als gering.<\/p>\n

Wie verbreitet es sich?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Malaria ist eine lebensbedrohliche Infektion auf den Menschen \u00fcbertragen<\/a> durch weibliche Anopheles-M\u00fccken. Sobald ein menschlicher K\u00f6rper mit Malaria infiziert ist, wachsen und vermehren sich die Parasiten in den Leberzellen und breiten sich auf die roten Blutk\u00f6rperchen aus. Eine \u00dcbertragung von Mensch zu Mensch ist nicht m\u00f6glich.<\/p>\n

Achten Sie auf die Symptome<\/strong><\/p>\n

Die Symptome einer Malaria treten typischerweise innerhalb von zwei Wochen nach dem Stich einer infizierten M\u00fccke auf. Manchmal ist das Inkubationszeitraum<\/a> kann l\u00e4nger dauern und die Symptome k\u00f6nnen nach einem Jahr oder l\u00e4nger auftreten.<\/p>\n

Bei Menschen, die bereits eine Infektion hatten, k\u00f6nnen die Symptome mild sein, bei S\u00e4uglingen, schwangeren Frauen und Menschen mit HIV kann es jedoch zu Komplikationen und sogar zum Tod kommen, wenn sie nicht richtig behandelt wird. Zu den h\u00e4ufigsten Symptomen z\u00e4hlen Fieber, Sch\u00fcttelfrost, M\u00fcdigkeit, Kopfschmerzen, \u00dcbelkeit, Erbrechen und Durchfall, Verwirrtheit, Gelbsucht, Atembeschwerden und schneller Herzschlag Zeichen<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Bei manchen Menschen k\u00f6nnen die Symptome in Zyklen auftreten, wobei die Patienten Phasen von Anf\u00e4llen mit Sch\u00fcttelfrost, Sch\u00fcttelfrost und hohem Fieber erleben, gefolgt von Schwitzen und normaler Temperatur.<\/p>\n

Kennen Sie die m\u00f6glichen Komplikationen<\/strong><\/p>\n

Eine fr\u00fchzeitige Behandlung ist wichtig, da bei manchen Menschen innerhalb weniger Tage nach den ersten Symptomen Malariakomplikationen auftreten k\u00f6nnen. Dazu geh\u00f6ren Nierenversagen, Leberversagen, akutes Atemnotsyndrom, pl\u00f6tzlicher Blutdruckabfall und niedriger Blutzucker Komplikationen<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Die Patienten k\u00f6nnen eine An\u00e4mie entwickeln, wenn die roten Blutk\u00f6rperchen nicht ausreichend Sauerstoff zu den Organen transportieren k\u00f6nnen. Eine weitere m\u00f6gliche Komplikation, die zum Tod f\u00fchren kann, ist zerebrale Malaria. Es entsteht, wenn mit Parasiten gef\u00fcllte Blutzellen kleine Blutgef\u00e4\u00dfe im Gehirn verstopfen und so Hirnsch\u00e4den verursachen.<\/p>\n

Bei schwangeren Frauen, die mit Malaria infiziert sind, besteht das Risiko einer Fr\u00fchgeburt, einer Totgeburt, einer Fehlgeburt und des Todes der Mutter. 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