<unk>  is a disease caused by a parasite and transmitted by the anopheles mosquito. Initial symptoms of the disease commonly include: malaise, fever, chills, sweating, headache, nausea, and vomiting. More severe stages of the disease are potentially life-threatening and may manifest with symptoms such as, respiratory difficulties, confusion, and coma. There are five types of parasites that may cause<unk> , Plasmodium falciparum, P. vivax, P. oval, P.<unk> , and more recently P. knowlesi. Anyone can contract<unk> , however, certain individuals are at a higher risk, including those who live in countries where<unk>  is endemic. The disease may be diagnosed based upon the manifestation of symptoms and by laboratory tests, such as microscopic diagnosis and antigen detection.<unk>  may be treated with a combination of several drugs, dependent on the region where the person was infected with the disease. People traveling to regions where<unk>  is endemic should take preventive medications and follow precautionary measures, such as the use of mosquito repellents and protective clothing over the arms and legs. Most forms of<unk>  have a good prognosis when adequately treated.
Malaria
Chikungunya
Ebola
Cholera
Babesiosis
Lábrea fever
Yellow fever
Trench fever