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Originally Posted by Kitt View Post
There is no cure/treatment for CMT. No magic bullet, no supplements, pills, etc. A person should eat healthy, exercise within reason and deal with symptoms as they come along. Moderate activity is fine and know when to stop as far as exercise. Swimming is very good. Moderate consumption of alcohol is fine but not over indulgence. Alcohol was removed from the medical alert list in 2004.

Hope this helps.
Is it possible just to get used to the bad burning and tingling sensations?
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