ARTESUNATE has a place with the class of 'hostile to malarial medications', principally used to treat jungle fever. Jungle fever is an illness brought about by a plasmodium parasite, communicated by the chomp of tainted Anopheles mosquitoes. At the point when a tainted mosquito nibbles a sound individual, it sends the 'Plasmodium parasite' into the circulation system, which influences the red platelets and liver cells. Intestinal sickness side effects generally start 10 days to about a month after the contamination. They incorporate chills, high fever, plentiful perspiring, migraine, sickness, retching, stomach torment, looseness of the bowels, frailty, muscle torment, spasms, trance state, and ridiculous stools.