Malaria and Homeopathy

Homeopathy is used to help those with malaria symptoms and to help clear the use of malaria drugs.
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Malaria is caused by a single-celled Plasmodium parasite.  It begins when a female mosquito bites a person with malaria. The mosquito ingests the blood that contains the malarial parasite. Once inside the mosquito, the parasite reproduces and multiplies. When the mosquito bites another person the parasite is injected into the body. Once inside the parasite migrates to the liver where it multiplies again. Typically the parasite reaches maturity in 1 to 3 weeks where it migrates to the red blood cells, eventually causing the red blood cells to rupture and symptoms to form in the infected person.

Symptoms include various stages

• Mild early symptoms occur in few days before major symptoms.

• Then comes the "cold" stage with fever, shaking, chills followed by the "hot" stage with high fever, headache, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, pain and delirium. 

• The "sweating" stage has perspiration, a drop in body temperature, fatigue and prostration.

• Anemia is often present with pale complexion, tiredness, fatigue, pallor, tiredness, shortness of breath, chills and fever.

Homeopathic Remedies for Malaria

• Aranea Diadema
  Coldness with pain in the long bones. Chronic malaria. Chilly day and night. Worse during rain. No sweat. Symptoms return at the same hour.
• Arnica
  General bodily aches and pains from fever. Can not get comfortable. The bed feels too hard. After traveling.

• Arsenicum album
  Intense fever with burning heat. Exhausted, pale. Unquenchable thirst for sips. Clean tongue. Anxious. Cold. Restlessness and thirst for small quantities often. High fever and chills. Old cases that fail to resolve. Morning aggravation between 1 and 2 am.

• Belladonna
  After suppressed malaria. High fever with delirium. Desires lemonade when thirsty but generally not thirsty during the heat. Hot head and cold limbs. Acuteness of all senses. Photo-phobia during fever.

• Carbo vegetablis
  Desire for fresh air during the fever. Person wants to be fanned. Chills begin in the arms. Icy coldness. Coldness with thirst. Warm head and cold limbs. Hectic fever and exhausting sweats.

• China officinalis
  Periodic fevers. Chill, sweating, headache, nausea, weakness. Little thirst. Anxiety.

• China Sulphurica
  After abuse of quinine or malarial fever that has been suppressed. Great debility. Rash on body followed by great itching, Stinging and desquamation. Extreme periodicity. Attacks return at the same time each day. Sinking sensation. Felt like he was going to die. Sleepless and over sensitive to external stimulation. Ringing, buzzing or roaring in the ears.

• Eupatorium peroliatum
  Pain in the bones as if broken with fever. Pain before the commencement of the chill. Sweat relieves all symptoms except the headache. Thirst precedes the fever. Fever commences in the morning. Great weakness and prostration. Bone pain as if they will break. Muscle soreness, vomiting, chill. Thirst and bitter vomiting. Pressure forehead.

• Ipecacuanha
  Irregular cases of malaria after suppression by quinine. Nausea with fever. Chill alternating with heat. Short chill and long heat. Heat without thirst.

• Natrum muriaticum
  Violent headache. Chill begins at 10AM. Weak, short of breath, bone pain. Fever blisters lips. Great thirst.

• Nux vomica
  Chilly at every stage of the fever. Must be covered. Burning hot, especially the face, when covered but chilly as soon as uncovered. Chill with thirst and heat without thirst. Paroxysm of fever in the morning. Irritable, sensitive. Impatient and angry. Intolerant to odors, noise or light. Nausea with fever. Angry when consoled.

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