The young man was taken to the ESIC Medical College to receive inpatient diagnostic testing and specialist-led treatment planning for his condition.
Unfortunately, the situation had worsened beyond the point of repair—a reminder of the urgency required in early detection protocols and acute neurological intervention.
The parasites had already made their way into the man’s brain, which may have triggered insurance claims for catastrophic brain injury, often reviewed under critical illness insurance plans.
These types of seizures normally last for one or two minutes.
If someone suffers a tonic-clonic seizure for more than five minutes, or several in succession, immediate medical intervention is required to save the person’s life—a scenario in which ambulatory emergency services and critical care transport insurance can become vital.
When the man arrived at the hospital, he was awake but incoherent—a typical presentation in cases involving neurological trauma or acute cerebral infections.
