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I was diagnosed with CMT/Type 1 disease late last year. I'm 59 years old but

have noticed many of the symptons have decided to take the " express lanes " since

2003.

I am noticing that I am now getting occasional (what feels like) electrical

shocks from under the skin on an increasing basis. Is this from sensory cell

signals that are disrupted and are escaping the myelin sheath? They don't last

but a second but they sure get my attention! I've also noticed that they seem

to occur when my body is at rest????

Any ideas?

-wheels

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Hi Wheels,

 

Yes, this is common.  I get them sitting/standing/lying down, but not when

walking.  I always have to look to see if some insect is biting me...but there's

no bug...just a misfiring nerve.

 

Speaking of crazy sensory nerves, recently my toes have begun to detect that the

bottom of my bed is wet...even though it's completely dry!  Very crazy stuff.

 

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Thanks -

At least I know that I'm not " iosing it. " I haven't had the " wet " sensory

experience yet. I'm not sure I'll ever have it. I'm 6'6 " and my feet hang off

the bed. All they know is that it's cold.

-wheels

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Thanks. Makes sense!

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> It's from the myelin wrapping around the nerve becoming frayed.

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> <Is this from sensory cell signals that are disrupted and are escaping

the myelin sheath?>

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