10. Difficulty Swallowing: The Silent Struggle at Meal Times
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Swallowing, an act so automatic, can become a challenge. Meals are no longer enjoyable but become a battle against choking or discomfort.
The brain and nervous system, compromised by excess copper, falter in coordinating the act of swallowing. The process, usually smooth, becomes disjointed and problematic.
A temporary difficulty in swallowing can be chalked up to sore throats or infections. Still, persistent problems, especially in the backdrop of other symptoms, point towards Wilson’s Disease.
Addressing swallowing issues is essential not just for comfort but also for nutritional intake. Overlooking this symptom can lead to malnutrition and other complications. (10)
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