Malaria Treatment FAQ:
Isn’t the virus smaller than the protisa, so wouldn’t it have a better chance of infecting someone?
Isn’t the virus smaller than the protisa, so wouldn’t it have a better chance of infecting someone?
I’ve always wondered about this, in all places they’ve said that Mosquitoes can’t spread HIV.
I mean spreading through them biting us, ugh…
Well, you think its because Malaria is a protista. And the protista can move. Viruses are technically non-living, but do express some characteristics of life.
Hows my theory?
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yes you can, but usually not the desired way, too little reports of it happening so not listed as a way of catching it.
u ever try to hold a mosquitos legs apart to hump em thats whay silly
i have heard that that may happen the way our universe is going!! with diseases being unable to be treated with antibiotics etc, it could happen, i guess we are just going to have to watch out for each other
Google & the CDC confirmed my theory.
In short, biting insects don’t spew out into you what they have ****** out of someone else when they are biting you.
Think of it this way, you go to a restaurant and eat dinner with a date (In this case, the restaurant is the human being getting bitten and you and a date are two mosquitoes.) Later on in the evening, you and the date decide to stop off at a local coffee house (Another human to bite in this analogy) for a little dessert and coffee. Would you throw up your dinner while eating your dessert? No, of course not! And neither would a mosquito.