hypoparathyroid diease

October 13, 2000

Hi everyone,

Just got off the phone with my Dad.He wanted me to ask the group a

question.He believes that hypoparathyriod or any thyroid diease correlates

with CMT.Why? Some of the symptoms are the same.(personally I don'y feel

these two go hand in hand.But since I don't know everything thought I would

ask.)My Dad had thyroid cancer 10 years ago and had thyroid and parathyroid

removed.So, he has a lot of involuntary muscle spasms and with CMT he has a

lot of voluntary muscle spasms.Since the thyroid controls calcium in the

system and taking calcuim for both these spasms helps;He's under the

immpression they " go " together.SO,let me know if you know anything about

this. June

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October 13, 2000

I have told him all of this and your right convincing him will be something

esle.Thanks-I needed someone esle to say what I have been telling him for

ten years.June

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>June:

>Lamar here,

> The thyroid produces thyroxin that is a main controller of metabolism

>rate. The parathyroids control several things one being calcium

>metabolism. A lack of parathyroid hormones can produce spasms and cramps.

>BUT it is an entirely different process than those caused by CMT. many

>things can cause similar symptoms. A stroke and a back injury can produce

>paralysis. The heart, indigestion, hiatus hernias, and anxiety can all

>produce chest pain. The problems with parathyroid deficiency are due to a

>lack of hormones, the trouble from CMT is due to nerve damage. I know of

>no correlation other than some similarity of symptoms. In everything I

>have read out hormones remain normal unless other things change them.

>

>Convincing him of this may be another matter.

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> Hi everyone,

> Just got off the phone with my Dad.He wanted me to ask the group a

> question.He believes that hypoparathyriod or any thyroid diease

>correlates

> with CMT.Why? Some of the symptoms are the same.(personally I don'y feel

> these two go hand in hand.But since I don't know everything thought I

>would

> ask.)My Dad had thyroid cancer 10 years ago and had thyroid and

>parathyroid

> removed.So, he has a lot of involuntary muscle spasms and with CMT he

>has a

> lot of voluntary muscle spasms.Since the thyroid controls calcium in the

> system and taking calcuim for both these spasms helps;He's under the

> immpression they " go " together.SO,let me know if you know anything about

> this. June

>

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October 13, 2000

June:

Lamar here,

The thyroid produces thyroxin that is a main controller of metabolism rate.

The parathyroids control several things one being calcium metabolism. A lack of

parathyroid hormones can produce spasms and cramps. BUT it is an entirely

different process than those caused by CMT. many things can cause similar

symptoms. A stroke and a back injury can produce paralysis. The heart,

indigestion, hiatus hernias, and anxiety can all produce chest pain. The

problems with parathyroid deficiency are due to a lack of hormones, the trouble

from CMT is due to nerve damage. I know of no correlation other than some

similarity of symptoms. In everything I have read out hormones remain normal

unless other things change them.

Convincing him of this may be another matter.

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