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Old 04-18-2014, 09:35 AM #1
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My mom has a different twist, she said the the numbness is on the tops of her feet, instead of the bottom! It could be that her neuropathy comes for Pre diabetes, and my Dads side is Herditary CMT. I wonder if it is possible to have both forms from each line?
If it is CMT it sounds like it is from you Father's side. You can have any other kind of disease or whatever as well as having CMT.
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If it is CMT it sounds like it is from you Father's side. You can have any other kind of disease or whatever as well as having CMT.
Yes, that would make sense, though I have been spared the motor sensory nerve damage so far. I have very good balance, but a weakness in the calf muscles... My father had a much higher arch, with hammer toes, and a lot of pain. Hopefully I will be spared some of it!
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Yes, time will tell... Hopefully they can find some sort of cure...
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Yes, time will tell... Hopefully they can find some sort of cure...
It would be nice. But for CMT it is a long row to hoe. Maybe one day.
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