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malaria symptoms
In the early symptoms malaria can resemble the onset of flu, periods of chills and fever lasting several hours and occurring every few days. Respite can last from several days to several months. If not treated, the spleen and the liver become enlarged, anemia and jaundice develop. in severe cases delirium and unconsciousness may lead to death from general weakness, anemia, or clogging of the vessels of cerebral tissues by affected red blood cells. Cerebral malaria is mainly encountered in young children and pregnant women.

The disease is transmitted by mosquitos – they generally are most active in the evening, night and early morning, expecially if there is no wind. So avoid going outside at these times unless you are wear long sleeves and pants to cover exposed skin, use insect repellent and use mosquito nets over doors, windows and beds.

Various medicines help prevent infection but no no antimalarial prophylaxis is totally effective. some are known to produce some very adverse reactions in certain individuals. Be particularly careful about taking Lariam. you should consult your doctor before taking any anti-malarial drugs.

People living in malarial areas often take no prophylactics and take medicines to cure malaria at the first onset of symptoms. Fansidar is commonly and fairly effectively used to get rid of the disease.

SOME PEOPLE who are more "susceptible" do get the symptoms you describe. I treated youngsters in The Priory who has such severe adverse reactions like you did…. it DOES happen in some people.

No drug is EVER safe, especially illegal ones! some people have a reaction to relatively "safe" drugs / medication like aspirin…. its just shows that no drug is universally safe.

What exactly is your question?

You do not have dementia, you are probably perfectly healthy.

Are you asking why you had the reaction you had?

Firstly the marijuana could have been laced with another drug and that might account for part of your reaction. if you were drinking alcohol or if you take benzodiazepines, barbiturates, hypnotics, antihistamines, or certain other drugs (legally or illegally) that may have exacerbated the effects of marijuana.

Having said that you have the answer, "people have different reactions."

Smoking marijuana is often not like it is in a film and although most people feel relaxed and have other pleasant effects that certainly is not universal.

I remember when I tired marijuana I felt calm, I was laughing, and I became dangerously suggestible. if someone would have told me to run into traffic to get hit by a car there is a good chance I would have done it. I was lucky to be with friends who would not let any harm come to me. However they did screw with me and convinced they me I was in Buffalo, Canada (there is no such place) and then I was convinced I was in Buffalo, New York after walking one block.

It is was a very strange experience and not consistent with typical reactions to marijuana but that is what people risk- some will have a terrible or at least a very odd experience that may be closer to LSD intoxication or barbiturate intoxication.

But alcohol also creates a wide rage of reactions- some people become stimulated, active, social, and fun. some feel relaxed, sedated, and at ease with life. some become sad, agitated, and depressed. some people become angry, rageful, and even violent. A small majority actually become suicidal.

Alcohol has also been conclusively shown to be far more dangerous than marijuana. Alcohol is toxic and overuse can destroy the body more so than any other drug. Alcohol can lead to physical dependency which makes it much harder to stop and once that sets in people can't stop or they can potentially die (without treatment the mortality rate from withdrawal is up to 25%). Marijuana has never killed a person but alcohol has killed thousands and it can kill by drinking or by not drinking (in the physically dependent). The number of deaths caused by secondary complications of alcohol is staggering.

Alcohol, where it invented recently, would be a highly controlled substance. I can also tell you if I had to become addicted to a drug the last one I would pick is alcohol.

Allergies to tree nuts are more often than not lifelong conditions that are potentially life-threatening allergies. Tree nuts are not related to peanuts and belong to various food families that are also not related to each other. People who are allergic to peanut may not be allergic to tree nuts or people allergic to tree nuts may not be allergic to peanuts. but some people may be allergic to both tree nuts and peanuts.

One need not eat the food he is allergic to, to induce an allergic reaction. However, eating it will introduce more amounts of allergens in the body that will cause the most severe of adverse reactions. An allergic reaction to any food allergen normally beings just within minutes and normally lasts less than a day. The higher the degree of your allergy, the smaller the amount of allergen is required to cause the reaction.

The typical tree nut allergies symptoms include the following

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For tree nut allergy cure, EpiPen should be immediately given when they get the allergic reactions after accidentally eating nuts, regardless if the reaction is only minor.