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Old 11-17-2013, 11:06 AM #5
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Originally Posted by Susanne C. View Post
I woke up last night with severe burning in my left hand. It felt like it was on fire. I have CMT, with fairly advanced disease process, but I never felt anything quite like this before. I really should wait to post until it happens again, maybe it won't, but I was curious. We talk a lot about burning feet but has anyone had it acutely affect their hands? I have other hand symptoms, clawing, formication (the ants crawling thing), weakness, numbness, but not burning until now.
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Susanne
Hi Susanne, Because CMT causes damage to sensory nerves fibers (axons) there can be burning sensations in the hands and the feet. Usually causes only mild sensations but sometimes causing pain.
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