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It actually makes sense. Malaria doesn’t always fully leave the body. Some types like Plasmodium vivax and ovale can stay dormant in the liver for years and come back later, without recently being bit by a mosquito.
Another type, Plasmodium malariae, can live in the bloodstream at very low levels for years without symptoms.
So someone can feel completely fine and still have traces of the parasite.
I get why the UK is strict about blood safety, because even a tiny amount of that blood can infect someone with no immunity. That’s why they won’t take the risk.
SKB@seyikanbai
Gilmore met a Nigerian man in the UK who said he’d been advised by UK health authorities not to donate blood in the UK, after tests showed traces of a malaria parasite still present in his system from the 10–12 years he lived in Nigeria 😭
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