Diagnostic Study of Venereal Disease Research Lab (VDRL), Malaria Parasite (MP) and Blood Grouping in Human Blood Donors

Abstract

Our current study was conducted on the Prevalence of VDRL, MP and Blood grouping of Human blood donors in University of Swat. The aim and objective of our current study is to determine the prevalence of VDRL and MP and distribution of blood groups among males, district Swat. For this purpose, A totals of 65 blood donors' were screened for the above disease, out of which, 24 collected from Al-Fajar Foundation, Gulkada and 41 from Frontier Foundation, Mingora. The results shows that the donors were non-reactive for VDRL and MP whereas the ABO blood groups distribution among males, were 32.30%, was group A, 35.30% was group B, 10.7% AB and 21.50% were O. The prevalence of A+ blood group were 32.3%, B+ blood group were 32.3%, O+ blood group were 21.5%, AB+ blood group were 9.23%, AB-blood group were 1.53% and the O-and A-blood groups were not found among male blood donors. This study concludes that, there are no reactive or positive cases of VDRL and MP among male blood donors, so that's why there is no prevalence of VDRL and MP among male blood donors of the District Swat, and the A+ (32.3%) and B+ (32.3%) blood groups are very common in the swat and the blood group O-and A-are very rare.