Human pig tapeworm disease is the adult tapeworm of pork tapeworm parasites in the human small intestine caused by the disease; cysticercosis is the larvae of pork tapeworm parasites in the human body caused by the disease. Tapeworm and cysticercosis are common parasitic diseases, which are extremely harmful to people’s health and life safety. The mode of infection is that people eat uncooked pork with cysticercus larvae (i.e. rice pork), under the action of bile, tapeworm larvae break through the sac and come out in the small intestine to develop into adult worms, adult worms are up to 3-5 meters long, take over the human body nutrients, caused by human tapeworm disease. Adult tapeworms containing eggs can be detached from the body of the worm and discharged with the feces, and the eggs are scattered in the feces and around the anus, and even on the clothes and pants. After the eggs are swallowed by the pig, the six hooked larvae come out of the egg shell and develop into cysticerci in various parts of the pig’s body, leading to cysticercosis in pigs. Commonly known as “rice pork”. If the eggs contaminated human food, drinking water, vegetables, etc. were eaten, or tapeworm patients themselves infected with tapeworm eggs, developed into cysticerci in various parts of the human body, the formation of human cysticercosis. Clinically, patients with tapeworm disease have mild symptoms, usually no obvious feeling, half of the cases have epigastric or full abdominal pain, some patients have dyspepsia, hyperphagia, diarrhea and other symptoms. Spaghetti-like white bands of adult worms were found in the feces as the most common manifestation. Symptoms of cysticercosis are complex and varied, depending on the site of cysticercus parasitization and the appearance of different symptoms. If parasitized in the subcutaneous or muscle, you can touch the “peanut rice” or “bean” size nodules; if parasitized in the heart cause cardiac dysfunction; parasitized in the eye, the light cause visual impairment, the serious blindness. Especially the cysticercus is easy to invade the brain, causing cerebral cysticercosis. The incidence of cerebral cysticercosis accounts for more than 80% of human cysticercosis, and patients often have intermittent epileptic seizures, elevated cranial pressure, neuropsychiatric disorders and other symptoms, such as severe headache, dizziness, nausea and vomiting, coma, and so on, and sometimes due to the delay in diagnosis and treatment and lead to death. Therefore, patients suffering from cerebral cysticercosis must standardize their treatment; untimely or irregular treatment often leads to certain serious consequences.