9. High Calcium Levels in Blood
The skeletal system, with its robust bone structure, is a reservoir of calcium. LCDD, with its proclivity to target the bones, can lead to a release of this calcium into the bloodstream, pushing its levels beyond the norm.
This elevation in calcium doesn’t go unnoticed. It’s a systemic upheaval, manifesting in a plethora of symptoms. There might be intense thirst, coupled with frequent trips to the bathroom. It’s the body’s attempt to flush out the excess calcium, a desperate bid to restore balance.
Then there’s the cognitive impact. Elevated calcium can cloud the mind. There might be bouts of confusion, or moments when focus seems elusive. The mental clarity, once taken for granted, now seems mired in haze.
On a muscular level, the excess calcium can trigger spasms or twitches. It’s an involuntary dance, one that the individual has no control over. The muscles, in their calcium-laden state, seem to have a mind of their own.
In the complex tapestry of LCDD symptoms, high calcium levels add a unique thread. They emphasize the interconnectedness of bodily systems and how a disruption in one can ripple across the entirety. (9)
