Drunken crabs are pickled directly with live crabs, and many parasites will not die, so there is indeed a risk of parasitic diseases. It is suggested to change to cooked food to avoid parasitic diseases.

If crabs are immature, they may be infected with parasites. Eggs enter the human stomach and develop into larvae, which can enter the abdominal cavity through the intestinal wall and then settle in the lungs and grow into adults. If the infection is severe, parasites can reach the brain and move in the brain tissue. In addition, this parasite can also invade other organs and tissues, and after invading the skin, a migratory mass appears under the skin, and it can also invade the chest, abdomen, liver and other parts, causing chest pain, pleural effusion, abdominal pain, diarrhea and other symptoms.