Daniel S., 1

Daniel is the 1st child in the lives of his parents. The father is a security guard and the mother is a petty trader in their small community. He is a very happy child as he admired by other children in the community. Daniel has been having high body temperature, refusing to feed and crying in the last 3 nights. The mother gave him some paracetamol syrup but there is no positive change with his health. One day, a call reached a volunteer at Helpster Charity, who gave them more information which prompt them to come to Albishir for proper evaluation. Daniel was properly checked and diagnosed with malaria respiratory tract infection.

Daniel being treated for malaria and respiratory tract infection has shown significant improvement. Symptoms of fever, chills, cough, and breathing difficulty have subsided after appropriate antimalarial and antibiotic therapy, no allergies nor reactions. He is stable, active, and feeding well, indicating full recovery and readiness for discharge with follow-up advice.

Prognosis is good with early treatment but can be fatal if delayed—highest risk in young children, pregnant women, and immunocompromised people. Most RTIs resolve fully; risks of complications are higher in infants, older adults, and those with chronic illnesses.