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A woman in the Philippines experienced shaking in her limbs, leading to a diagnosis of neuroschistosomiasis, a brain infection caused by parasitic worm eggs. MRI scans revealed nodules in her brain, prompting further investigation into the infection, which is linked to the Schistosoma worm.
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A woman in the Philippines experienced shaking in her limbs, leading to a diagnosis of neuroschistosomiasis, a brain infection caused by parasitic worm eggs. MRI scans revealed nodules in her brain, prompting further investigation into the infection, which is linked to the Schistosoma worm.
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