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Neurocystecoris

2017-06-10 12:11:34
I was having neurocystecrosis before 1year and before 5 months i have done my mri and the report show complete resolution of problem.. but i am taking a medicine of epsulin as an 3 years course and as described above.. i have taken this from one year 3tabs 100mg each(300mg) and 2 year med is still left.. can i take moderate alchol or cigg??
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I think u suffered from Neurocysticercosis.It is a disease caused by tape worm. If ur problems are totaly resolute and confirmed by the doctors then u can take  very very loq quantity of alcohol and smoking.But better to avoid it.

Answered2017-06-10 14:30:00

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