If human ingest the eggs of Taenia solium, which of the following may occur? An adult tapeworm would be present in the gut of the infected individuals Infected person would develop constipation Infected persons may feel intense pain all over his/her muscles and may develop neurological symptoms Infected persons would get frequent diarrhea and vomit All of the choices shown

If human ingest the eggs of Taenia solium, which of the following may occur? An adult tapeworm would be present in the gut of the infected individuals Infected person would develop constipation Infected persons may feel intense pain all over his/her muscles and may develop neurological symptoms Infected persons would get frequent diarrhea and vomit All of the choices shown

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