In cases of neurocysticercosis, symptoms typically do not occur until
A) larvae hatch from the ingested eggs.
B) larvae penetrate the intestines and enter the blood supply.
C) larvae become encysted in the brain and other tissue.
D) encysted larvae die.

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The Answer of  In cases of neurocysticercosis, symptoms typically do not occur until
A) larvae hatch from the ingested eggs.
B) larvae penetrate the intestines and enter the blood supply.
C) larvae become encysted in the brain and other tissue.
D) encysted larvae die.

In Cases of Neurocysticercosis, Symptoms Typically Do Not Occur Until