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[SIZE=6]ore than 700 tapeworms are found in man’s BRAIN and lungs a month after he ate uncooked pork[/SIZE]
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[li]Zhu Zhongfa, 43, ingested the eggs of the parasite Taenia solium[/li][li]He had been having regular seizures and was fainting for a few weeks[/li][li]Doctors said the larvae had reached his brain through the bloodstream [/li][/ul]
By VANESSA CHALMERS HEALTH REPORTER FOR MAILONLINE

PUBLISHED: 09:23 GMT, 27 November 2019 | UPDATED: 12:21 GMT, 27 November 2019

More than 700 tapeworms were found in a man’s brain and lungs a month after he ate uncooked pork.
Zhu Zhongfa, 43, ingested the eggs of the parasite Taenia solium - better known as the pork tapeworm - from his dinner.
The construction worker, of Hangzhou, capital of Zhejiang Province in East China had suffered regular seizures for the few weeks following.
When he went to hospital, he was foaming at the mouth and losing consciousness, local reports say.
Doctors said the worm larvae had entered into Mr Zhu’s body through the digestive system and then made their way to his brain through the bloodstream.
The larvae - newly hatched worms - get into body tissues and form cysts there. These cysts decay and cause infections.
Symtpoms such as chronic headaches, blindness, seizures and demtentia follow, but may not appear for years after ingesting the eggs.

Zhu Zhongfa’s chest was riddled with worms’ eggs, called cysts

The cysts had reached his brain, causing seizures and lack of consciousness

Mr Zhu revealed he had eaten a hot pot and he was unsure the pork was fully cooked.

A Taenia solium infection, taeniasis, happens after eating tapeworm eggs in contaminated or uncooked pork. Pictured, an adult tapeworm
A Taenia solium infection, taeniasis, happens after eating tapeworm eggs in contaminated or uncooked pork.
Tissue cysts cause the infection cysticercosis, which are particularly dangerous when they occur in the brain or nervous system, an infection known as neurocysticercosis.
The eggs may also mature into adults, taking around two months. This can happen in various organs of the human body, as well as the muscles, skin, eyes and the central nervous system.

Humans become infected after consuming undercooked food, particularly pork, or water contaminated with tapeworm eggs, or through poor hygiene practices.
According to Newsweek, Mr Zhu revealed he had eaten a hot pot about a month ago and he was unsure the pork was fully cooked.
He sought medical attention after suffering from regular seizures and random fainting over the past few weeks.
Dor Huang Jianrong, with the Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine, ordered brain and chest MRIs.
These revealed that Mr Zhu’s brain and chest were riddled with cysts of the pork tapeworm.

Doctor Huang Jianrong, with the Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine, ordered brain and chest MRIs (pictured)

Doctor Huang (right) said they killed the larvae using medication
Dr Huang said: 'He not only had numerous space-occupying lesion in his brain, he also had cysts in his lungs and chest muscles.
'Different patients respond differently to the infection depending on where the parasites occupy.
'In this case, he had seizures and lost consciousness, but others with cysts in their lungs might cough a lot.
Dr Huang added: 'We killed the larvae using antiparasitic drugs and prescribed medication to protect his organs and reduce any side effects brought on by the treatment.
'Phase one of the treatment has now concluded after a successful week.
‘Now we’ll run further tests.’
It is still unclear whether Mr Zhu will suffer any long-term effects from the tapeworm infection.
Cysticercosis and neurocysticercosis mainly affects the health and livelihoods of subsistence farming communities in developing countries of Africa, Asia and Latin America.
In 2015, the World Health Organization identified T. solium as a leading cause of death from food-borne diseases.
The parasite has been virtually eradicated in the US and tapeworm infections are rare in the UK.

[SIZE=5]WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU EAT TAENIA SOLIUM?[/SIZE]
A Taenia solium infection, taeniasis, happens after eating tapeworm eggs in contaminated or uncooked pork.
After a person eats pork containing cysticeri (the larvae), the eggs mature into adults in around two months.
This can happen in various organs of the human body, as well as the muscles, skin, eyes and the central nervous system.
Adult tapeworms may reside in the small bowel for years, reaching two (6.5 feet) to seven metres (23 feet) in length.
Abdominal pain, nausea, diarrhoea or constipation may arise when the tapeworms become fully developed in the intestine.
When the larvae enter the central nervous system they can cause neurological symptoms, including epileptic seizures.
T. solium is the cause of 30 per cent of epilepsy cases in many endemic areas, according to the World Health Organization.
These symptoms may continue until the tapeworm dies following treatment, otherwise the worm may reside in the body for years.
T. solium is found worldwide but is mostly found in countries which eat a lot of pork, such as Asia.

UNCOOKED PORK Sisi tunaPIKA CHAKULA YETU

Pork iko sawa. They are also very intelligent and clean. Hizo zenu mnapatia meffi ndio mbaya

What’s this?
What’s a hot pot in this context?

Why would you eat uncooked meat surely? Nyama hata ukiwa ya mnyama gani lazima you cook in high temperature for at least 45 minutes.

Hapa tunakula dry fry

Porko lazima tukule

Uncooked. Enyewe rusungu ilipiga watu chenga

With all the other options of things to eat it’s easy to give up on pork and live a full life. I have 3 years since I stopped eating pork.

Pork nilikua nakula but nikaachana nayo

Hot pot is mainly done by the Chinese where you have meals on a table fitted with individual cookers. Pots of plain or spiced water are gi en to you then plates of raw meat, seafood, vegetables are passed around for you to cook by yourselves

Mbona uliaacha kula nguruwe?

Ju unajua ndio yule mnono

Hii kitu ilikufa 2002

Na vile nimenunua nguruwe saa hii tu.