6. Swelling and Fluid Buildup: The Body’s S.O.S
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Localized swelling often raises eyebrows. In Wilson’s Disease, however, this symptom spreads, hinting at an internal imbalance.
When the liver struggles, it can’t produce enough proteins to keep fluid in the bloodstream. As a result, fluid leaks into tissues, causing swelling, especially in the legs and abdomen.
While swelling can be distressing from a visual standpoint, its implications run deep. It isn’t just about appearance but the underlying health implications, often signaling liver damage or failure.
It’s crucial not to dismiss swelling as a mere side effect of a sedentary lifestyle or dietary choices. In the context of Wilson’s Disease, it’s a subtle but pressing alarm bell. (6)
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