SCHEME OF PRESENTATION

Introduction
Rationale
Objectives
Methodology
Results
Conclusion
Suggestions
INTRODUCTION
Intestinal parasitic infections affects mostly developing countries.
It is more prevalent particularly in areas where
water supply is unsafe
unhygienic food and
literacy rate is low
Numerous studies have shown that infection with intestinal parasite are able to
cause gastrointestinal disorders including typhoid.
Parasitic infections also causes anemia due to iron deficiency, growth
retardation, malnutrition, intestinal ulcer and other extra intestinal
complication such as liver abscess, lungs pneumonia, central nervous
complication, eye complication and mental retardation