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06-12-2015, 10:34 AM

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The CMT panel is lengthy and expensive, probably not warranted without a family history. It can also be inconclusive.
Mrs. D's advice is the best. Concentrate on a healthy pregnancy and try not to let this overwhelm you. It can be a frustrating disease, illusive of specific diagnosis. In the end symptom management is often all that can be done.
Sorry that you are struggling with this.

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