What Is Wilson's Disease?
6. Psychological Problems
The buildup of copper in the brain and elsewhere in the nervous system can also lead to psychological problems developing. Symptoms of this will tend to include the patient becoming more irritable than usual, while they may also undergo some personality changes.
The patient may also suffer from symptoms like depression and bipolar disorder. These are both potentially dangerous conditions that should be treated as soon as they are diagnosed. Psychosis is another potential symptom which can also be dangerous if it is left untreated. These symptoms should hopefully clear up at least partly once the underlying cause has been dealt with.
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