What explains the frequency of malaria attacks?

Malaria is caused by Plasmodium malaria.
Malaria attacks occur when there is no more room in the erythrocyte for plasmodium schizogony. Then the daughter organisms of the parasite come out breaking the erythrocyte. Plasmodium enters the bloodstream and the human body. Due to this, an attack of malaria begins. The temperature rises. Immunity cannot cope with the huge amount of parasites in the blood.
There are different types of malaria. Depending on the species, there will be different intervals between attacks.