The main clinical manifestations of typical malaria Malaria is a parasitic disease caused by Plasmodium, which is more frequent in summer and autumn and can occur throughout the year in tropical and subtropical regions and is easily prevalent. Typical malaria attacks are periodic, with intermittent chills, high fever and profuse sweating; generally, the attack starts with obvious chills, general shivering, pale face and blue lips, and the chills last about 10 minutes to 2 hours, followed by a rapid rise in body temperature, often reaching 40℃ or higher, flushed face, dry and hot skin, and irritability. The body temperature drops to normal or below normal. After an interval, the intermittent chills and high fever episodes are repeated. A typical episode of inter-day or three-day malaria has a process of chills and high fever followed by great sweating and fever remission, but it should be noted that at the beginning of the disease and in falciparum malaria, the fever is mostly irregular, making clinical diagnosis difficult. Convulsions often occur easily in infants and children with malaria fever. The main clinical manifestations of HFMD Hand, foot and mouth disease is caused by intestinal infection, and the source of infection is herpes fluid, throat secretions, fecal contaminated hand toys and eating utensils, etc. It is mostly seen in infants and young children. The incubation period is 3~8 days; HFMD can be seen all year round, more often in summer and autumn. At the beginning of the disease, there is fever, cough, runny nose and drooling like upper respiratory tract infections, some children may have nausea, vomiting and other symptoms later oval or poke-shaped blisters appear on the back of the fingers and toes of the hands and feet, with a red halo around the blisters the liquid of the blisters is clear, and the long axis of the blisters is consistent with the skin lines. Then the center of the blister depression becomes yellow, dry, and peels off in addition to the finger and toe ends with scattered relatively hard pale red papules or herpes. At the same time in the oral cavity, such as lips, tongue oral mucosa, gums also have scattered blisters, but the oral blisters quickly break and form a grayish white dots or grayish white layer of film surrounded by a red halo, in the grayish white film can be seen under the point or sheet of vesicular surface. I hope to draw your attention to it! If you have a similar situation, seek medical attention in time to avoid delaying the condition.