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More Genes Implicated in CMT

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Yes, it is *possible* to have more than one type of CMT - however, it

would be due to certain family lineage/ancestry, and also intermarriage

among family members. CMT from intermarriage is common among the

Acadian ancestries.

Then say someone with CMT 1A marries someone with CMTX, for example,

the offspring may show a greater severity of CMT. With so many

persons not knowing they even have CMT, or their 'type', and offspring

resulting from unknown factors, we will most likely see more types or

combination types, or who knows what. Also remember that we have seen

genes jump chromosomes, so that too can play a role in the entire

genetic picture.

You said you have CMT 1A and X. Did your DNA test show BOTH? Or just

one? CMT 1A is the most common type of CMT, with CMT X being the 2nd

most common type.

If you are questioning your DNA test, or results, perhaps you may wish

for a retest. Just a suggestion only.

Don't worry... enjoy your weekend.

~ Gretchen

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