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This book discusses the importance of preventing and treating the disease called amoeba, which affects pregnant women and children. The disease is caused by a parasite transmitted through contaminated water and infected mosquitoes. To prevent amoeba, it is important to keep the environment clean, use mosquito repellent, and wear protective clothing. If infected, it is necessary to seek proper medical diagnosis and treatment. It is our responsibility to protect ourselves and the vulnerable population from this disease. Hello and welcome. I am Mathilda O'Matilly. This book is about how to develop the leg amoeba among the most vulnerable pregnant women and children certified. Amoeba is a disease caused by the larvaceum, which is transmitted and spreads just in spite of defective semen and infectious muscles, mostly in vulnerable areas. Though preventive and curable, it is less untreated than each other, especially among pregnant women and children. Personal awareness, recalling the engagement is one way to educate people about the danger of amoeba, and there are visible preventive measures you can take to eradicate it. Some of the measures to fight the disease are as follows. 1. Keeping the environment clean and free of stagnant water and exposure of waste products can help. 2. Keeping under good exercise and removing mosquito repellent. 3. Wearing long body-wise clothing are more measures that can be taken to prevent malaria disease. In the case of infection, it is advisable that we visit a health care center for proper diagnosis and treatment. This will help health professionals get accurate statistics on malaria cases and at the same time help to discourage the use of drugs. As a people, it is our responsibility to protect ourselves and the most vulnerable among us, i.e., mothers and children from malaria diseases. In the case of infection, it is our responsibility to protect ourselves and the most vulnerable among us, i.e., mothers and children from malaria diseases. In the case of infection, it is our responsibility to protect ourselves and the most vulnerable among us, i.e., mothers and children from malaria diseases.