Describe why destruction of red blood cells by the malarial parasite can cause kidney failure? How...

Describe why destruction of red blood cells by the malarial parasite can cause kidney failure? How would destruction of red blood cells cause internal bleeding?

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Malaria is caused by plasmodium parasite. The parasite is transmitted to people by the bite of female. mosquito

In human body following process results in kidney failure and internal bleeding.

KIDNEY FAILURE-

INTERNAL BLEEDING-

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