hi weight is due to omnicortil and eptoin but will go away after three months of leaving the 2 meds calcified cyst will remain but will shrink We typically administer antiepileptic therapy for six to twelve months after radiographic resolution of active parasitic infection, followed by a trial off of antiepileptic therapy. Recurrent seizures should prompt reinitiation of chronic antiepileptic therapy. Patients with parenchymal or subarachnoid neurocysticercosis should undergo intermittent radiographic surveillance to evaluate for resolution of the cysticerci and development of calcifications. Imaging may be performed one to two months and six months following treatment . The frequency of subsequent imaging should be individualized; once lesions have resolved followup imaging is less useful. Imaging should be repeated prior to discontinuing anti-epileptic drugs. New, worsening, or persistent symptoms should prompt evaluation. Antiparasitic therapy should be considered for patients with growing cysts off therapy. An alternative approach may include serial antigen-detection assays