Chelation Therapy

• Use penicillamine as the primary chelating agent to remove copper via urine.
• Trientine is an alternative with fewer side effects.

Zinc Therapy

• Use zinc acetate to prevent copper absorption, serving as maintenance therapy.

Dietary Management

• Implement a low-copper diet, avoiding foods like shellfish, liver, and nuts.

Liver Transplantation

• Consider if liver failure occurs, as it offers the only potential cure.

Monitoring and Follow-up

• Conduct regular check-ups for copper levels and liver function assessment.