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diagnonsense it sounds like you suffer from HMSN Type 2 (Heriditory Motor Sensory Neuropathy Type 2 Axonal) Hope thats helps.
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diagnonsense it sounds like you suffer from HMSN Type 2 (Heriditory Motor Sensory Neuropathy Type 2 Axonal) Hope thats helps.
HMSN is another term for CMT. And there are many types.
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This may be a dumb question, but, are EMGs abnormal in any of the CMTs? Or is it strictly small fiber and only found on skin biopsy?
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My PN is apparently hereditary since my mother has it too, although the nature of our pain is different. At Mayo they diagnosed me with small-fiber sensory neuropathy. I have no motor involvement. It sounds like CMT (Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease) generally has motor involvement. Does it always? Is it still possible that I have CMT with no motor involvement. The pain started slow and has progressed over 7 years.
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This may be a dumb question, but, are EMGs abnormal in any of the CMTs? Or is it strictly small fiber and only found on skin biopsy?
In CMT1's EMG's are abnormal. In CMT2's they can be almost normal. Here is a site:

http://www.charcot-marie-tooth.org/a.../diagnosis.php

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My PN is apparently hereditary since my mother has it too, although the nature of our pain is different. At Mayo they diagnosed me with small-fiber sensory neuropathy. I have no motor involvement. It sounds like CMT (Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease) generally has motor involvement. Does it always? Is it still possible that I have CMT with no motor involvement. The pain started slow and has progressed over 7 years.
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http://www.charcot-marie-tooth.org/a...t/symptoms.php

Symptoms of CMT vary greatly even within the same family. The same type that is diagnosed in a family member is what the rest would have if they do inherit it. Symptoms can become evident when you are young, old, or in-between. Or they might not ever be that evident. CMT is a complicated syndrome.

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there is a thread concerning PN, tips, etc. In that thread I have information concerning CMT.
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According to Mayo, this is what I have: "Length-dependent sensory axonal peripheral neuropathy due to #2 and #3" Unfortunately, I don't have a clue what any of that means. -sigh- I just want a simple explanation that I understand without words like axonal and sheaths--I have NO idea what those are and as much as I have researched them, I can't comprehend it.
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My name is Sarah and I am 25 years old. I have a lot of chronic health problems. Peripheral neuropathy and POTS (postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome) keep me bedridden the majority of the time. I also struggle with degenerative disc disease, disc desiccation, spondylolisthesis, arthritis, polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) with insulin resistance, allergies, sound sensitivities, and other health problems.
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According to Mayo, this is what I have: "Length-dependent sensory axonal peripheral neuropathy due to #2 and #3" Unfortunately, I don't have a clue what any of that means. -sigh- I just want a simple explanation that I understand without words like axonal and sheaths--I have NO idea what those are and as much as I have researched them, I can't comprehend it.
Hi, Are you talking about sheaths as in myelin sheaths. Myelin sheaths wrap around the nerve. Axonal is the nerve itself.
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Yeah, that's what I'm talking about. Thanks... those are simple terms. I want so badly to understand exactly what my diagnosis means... but I can't break it apart and figure it out because it just doesn't make any sense... PN is so complex compared to all the other medical problems I have--I have no trouble understanding those.
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