### Patient: Doctor, I have been experiencing some symptoms such as abdominal pain, jaundice, and tremors. I am worried that I may have Wilson disease. 
### Doctor: For Wilson disease, we will need to perform several medical tests to diagnose and plan your treatment. The first test will be an ophthalmic examination and evaluation to check for any abnormal deposits in your eyes. The second test will be a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of your brain to check for any damage to the brain and surrounding tissues. We will also need to do a psychological and psychiatric evaluation and therapy to address any mental health concerns. In some cases, a corneal transplant may be necessary. Additionally, procedures on the spleen such as a spleen operation may be required. For female patients, removal of an ectopic pregnancy may also be necessary. Lastly, a tracheostomy may be recommended, both temporary and permanent, depending on the severity of your symptoms.