olfactory Hallucinations and CMT Type

[Guest guest]

Would those of you that experience these phantom odors please tell

me your CMT diagnosis? I am curious to see if it is limited to any

particular CMT or if it is a symptom of CMT in particular. One of my

many neurologists (they changed every year with my blasted HMO changes)

suggested I was a unique mutation).

Bob

[Guest guest]

My name is Melvin Jarvis and I have CMT and I am not experiancing any

odors.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 10/8/2002 8:59:44 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

vjarvis@... writes:

> My name is Melvin Jarvis and I have CMT and I am not experiancing any

> odors.

Ditto ,

[Guest guest]

What type do you have, Bob?

[Guest guest]

The best they can tell I have type 2.

A positive attitude ensures a positive quality of life.

At , we are not a glum lot! We absolutely insist on

enjoying life! The key to this enjoyment is acceptance of

our CMT, because acceptance means freedom.

Acceptance is:

Attitude Covered Clearly (in) Experiential Posts Towards

Awareness Now Creating Expression!

is Charcot Marie Tooth Universal Services - for you, your loved ones,

the medical and scientific community, and anyone who wants to learn

how CMT/HMSN affects each of us through experiential sharing.We're

here for YOU!

[Guest guest]

I don`t know what type I have, blood

tests about 10 years ago were

inconclusive. CMT1A was ruled out.

I have a demyelinating type with

nerves and muscles affected

throughout the body. The oddities with

my sense of smell started when I was

pregnant with my second child and I

hadn`t associated it with CMT but it

could well be connected to nerve

problems in the nasal area as I do

have CMT problems in the eyes and

teeth/jaw areas.

Joyce in Ireland.