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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Texas
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Location: Texas
Posts: 55
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Is it demylinating or axonal I'm not sure?
My nueropathy has demylinating and axonal features. I should have ask the doctor if the axonal features are caused by the demylinating or vice versa. I read that majority of nueropathies are axonal and less the demylinating type. It is affecting both sensory and motor functions. He has me listed as idiopathic for the time-being. Does anyone know much about these features, which one happens first demylinating or axonal problems? Thanks for any help with this question.
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10-09-2010, 08:02 AM
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