Research Article
Side Effects of Chloroquine and Primaquine and Symptom Reduction in Malaria Endemic Area (Mâncio Lima, Acre, Brazil)
Table 1
Epidemiological and clinical variables of the study population.
| | Clinical and epidemiological characteristics (%) |
| | Gender | | | Male | 56% | | Female | 44% | | Age | | | 0 to 15 years old | 26% | | 16 to 40 years old | 52% | | Over 40 years old | 22% | | Race | | | White | 12% | | Brown | 78% | | Black | 6% | | Indigenous | 4% | | Length of stay in endemic area | | | 0 to 10 years old | 22% | | 11 to 20 years old | 30% | | 21 to 30 years old | 14% | | 31 to 40 years old | 16% | | More than 40 years old | 18% | | Malaria in previous year | | | Yes | 52% | | No | 48% | | Lifelong malaria episodes | | | 1 to 5 | 36% | | 6 to 10 | 28% | | More than 10 | 36% | | Parasitemia | | | <200 parasites/mm3 | 66% | | 200–300 parasites/mm3 | 10% | | 301–500 parasites/mm3 | 12% | | 501–10.000 parasites/mm3 | 12% |
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