Distributional Facts of Microfilaria from the 24 Wards of Narasannapetal, Srikakulam

Pooja Bharadwaj Gumadapu, B.V Sandeep

Abstract


The disease filarial has a major socio-economic problem in India. THE present study in filariasis patients was carried out from 2014 to 15. The total population of Narasannapeta town is 36100 with constituted 24 wards. During the study contacted with local P.H.C and government hospitals. To confirm the filariasis infected populated area. night survey were conducted for Conventional Night blood smears because of the nocturnally periodic type, where, their mosquito vectors was most likely to bite, also decreased peripheral temperature may attract more mf, which was the main strain in India shows a marked peak of mf density in the peripheral blood circulation, during the night hours. Followed by collection of blood samples, identification of samples, Fixation, Storage, Staining and mounting of mf and finally examined for number of parasites.


Keywords


Microfilaria, Blood, Smears, Examine, Narasannapeta.

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