7. Difficulty Speaking: Communication Breakdown
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Communication, often taken for granted, can become an uphill task. Words don’t flow as easily, and speech might become slurred or slow.
Excess copper doesn’t just affect the liver. When it seeps into the brain, it impacts neural pathways, leading to speech disturbances and other neurological symptoms.
Occasional stumbles in speech are one thing. But consistent challenges in articulating thoughts? That’s a sign of something deeper, something more sinister at play.
Subtle changes in speech patterns might be easy to overlook or attribute to fatigue. Yet, in the backdrop of Wilson’s Disease, these changes scream for attention and further investigation. (7)
