A possible association between intestinal parasite infection in immunocompromised patients with and the contamination their domiciliary environment may exist. Therefore, this correlation was studied through a study microepidemiologic by determining the presence of helminths and intestinal coccidian in samples obtaneid from the floor, water and vegetables of common and constant use in houses of patients with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV+, CD4 lymphocytes ≥ 200 mL, viral load ≈ 10 thousand). The samples were selected by random and systematized sampling. For the analysis of the floor the techniques of Cadwell-Cadwell, Hoffmann, Pons & Janer (HPJ) and modified Kinyoun (hot) were used whereas HPJ, Faust, and the filtration technique with propilethylene filter were used for water and vegetables samples. We found rhabditiform larves of Strongyloides stercoralis in Allium fistol...