5. Fatigue: More Than Just Tiredness
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Everyone feels tired now and then. But with Wilson’s Disease, the fatigue is different. It’s unshakable, persistent, and often out of proportion to any physical exertion.
Sleep might not relieve this kind of tiredness. The body feels weighed down, not by physical burdens, but by the invisible load of copper accumulation.
The fatigue in Wilson’s Disease isn’t isolated. It’s systemic, hinting at the overall impact of copper on body functions. Organs work overtime, leading to this all-encompassing exhaustion.
It’s crucial to differentiate this fatigue from everyday tiredness. It’s not about late nights or hectic schedules a profound depletion, demanding medical attention. (5)
