Unusual seizures from favorite dishes
According to Lao Dong reporter at Dang Van Ngu Hospital (Hanoi), a male patient being treated here was still worried when recounting his condition. At first, he only had short-lived headaches, but the frequency increased and the severity of the pain increased.
"As I got older, I started to get headaches. Then the condition got worse when he suddenly became paralyzed and had a crooked mouth. At that time, I thought I had a stroke," the male patient shared.
When they went to the hospital for examination and chupmed an X-ray, the doctors discovered that there were countless collapsed in his brain. The cause was determined to be unsafe eating habits, especially spring rolls, meatballs, fish and raw vegetables. Although he thought he had cleaned it, the patient could not expect that the pig-s disease Larvae had quietly entered the body, following the blood path to the brain and "nests" here.

After a period of intensive treatment, the patient's condition had positive changes. The headaches have decreased, and their health is more stable.
"After 15 days of treatment, I felt a much less headache than when I first entered the hospital," the patient said.
However, according to doctors, the treatment of cerebral palsy is very complicated, prolonged and requires close monitoring to avoid dangerous complications.
Risk of kinhiting and seizures even after treatment
Talking with Lao Dong reporter, Dr. Tran Huy Tho - Deputy Director of Dang Van Ngu Hospital - said that recently, the hospital has received more and more cases of patients infected with parasites, including cerebral palsy. alarmingly, most patients are hospitalized when their disease is at a late stage, with many cysts forming, causing serious damage to the central nervous system.
"Cerve Anesthesia is one of the most dangerous cases because it can cause serious damage to the nervous system," Dr. Tran Huy Tho emphasized.

One of the most dangerous and persistent sequelae of encephalitis is that even after treatment, the encephalitis do not disappear completely but will become calcified, forming "lime deposits" in the brain. These limestone nodules last forever and can become stimulating holes, causing seizures and epidemics in the future.
"When there are acquired scars on the brain, if the patient is working stressed, un sleepy, or using stimulants such as alcohol, beer, coffee, etc., the risk of recurrent seizures is very high," Dr. Tho warned.

Therefore, health experts recommend that people change their eating habits, absolutely comply with the principle of "eat cooked, drink boiled". It is necessary to give up dishes with high potential risks such as blood pudding, spring rolls, rare pork, raw fish salad, and unwashed raw vegetables.
Regularly exfoliating and keeping food hygienic is the simplest but most effective measure to prevent the risk of parasitic infections and protect long-term health.