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Dear both of them can cause the problem but the main one is the healthcare professionals failure.

I do agree. We have very poor quality tools in hands of health professionals for counselling. And at the same time not many Behavior Change methods for patients to better understand and comply...

Thank you for all your meaningful responses. More views can still be shared pls.

Poor laboratory result is a multifactorial, and it is difficult to conclude on a specific factor.

in my point of view drug resistance is main problem for malaria treatment failure

@ Nanloh Samuel Jimam

None of the above. In fact, drug resistance is the main reason for malaria treatment failure in most part of the world. Kindly see the following references.

Article Antimalarial drug resistance: An overview

Article Antimalarial Drug Resistance: Literature Review and Activiti...

Article High chloroquine treatment failure rates and predominance of...

Article Monitoring antimalarial drug resistance in India via sentine...

Article Mechanisms of Drug Resistance in Malaria: Current and New Challenges

Article Antimalarial drug resistance: Linking Plasmodium falciparum ...

Article Current Status of Malaria and Anti-Malarial Drug Resistance ...

Article Factors contributing to antimalarial drug resistance in Rach...

Article The threat of antimalarial drug resistance

Article Current challenges in drug-resistant malaria

Article Challenges of drug-resistant malaria

Article Drug resistance in malaria

Article Chloroquine-Resistance Malaria

Article Antimalarial drugs resistance in Sudan

Thanks!

Poor medication practice

both play an importa nt role.

Difficult to pinpoint a single factor, it might vary from place to place. Hence, to give a firm conclusion it needs controlled or comparative studies.

Patient complicance is an important aspect.

MDR malaria, poor nutrition & associated complications, preexisting diseases, reinfestation, carrier, etc are factors of relapses.