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A total of 124 school children of Nellimarla mandal, which includes 65 females and 59 males, were screened for intestinal parasitic infections. E.histolytica and G.intestinalis were the commonest parasites isolated (each 37.7%), followed by H.nana(11.6%), Hookworm(8.7%) and Strongyloides(4.3%).Infection rate was highest in 8 years age group(66.7%). Females (55%) were infected more than males (40%). RESULTS: A total of 65 number of female and 59 number of male children were screened. Out of them intestinal parasitic infection was detected in 55 % of female and 40% of male children. The percentage positivity were 39.5,58.1,66.7 & 43.5 in 6 years, 7 years, 8 years and 9 years age groups respectively. E.histolytica and G.intestinalis were the commonest species isolated (each 37.7%), followed by H.nana (11.6 %), Hook worm(8.7%) and S.stercoralis(4.3%).Highest prevalence (66.7%) was found in 8 years age group and least prevalence (39.5%) was found in 6 years age group. Multiple infections by 3 parasites were found in 4 cases and by 2 parasites were found in 6 cases.

Prevalence of Intestinal Parasitic Infections among School Children in Rural Area of Vizianagaram