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Is Orthrodesis Surgery Essential For Charcot Marie Tooth Disease?

My 40 yr. old son has Charcot Marie tooth disease. His dr. recommended gastric recesssion triple orthrodesis surgery. I feel this is too intrusive. and I m afraid for him. I feel he needs another opinion. Can you suggest someone he could consult with?
Mon, 11 Aug 2014
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hThanks for using Health Care Magic.

Read your query.

Yes,charcot Marie tooth disease is a hereditary condition which usually progresses slowly and is treated based on the symptoms developed as there is no complete cure for it till date.

I would advice you to consult a good orthopedician and get it evaluated. Physiotherapy may be required based on what condition it.Surgery may or maybe not require based on the foot deformity.

Have a good nutritious diet with ascorbic acid also .Have a healthy life .
If systemic conditions of diabetes is present,start the treatment for it.

Hope this was helpful.
Thanks and regards.
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Is Orthrodesis Surgery Essential For Charcot Marie Tooth Disease?

hThanks for using Health Care Magic. Read your query. Yes,charcot Marie tooth disease is a hereditary condition which usually progresses slowly and is treated based on the symptoms developed as there is no complete cure for it till date. I would advice you to consult a good orthopedician and get it evaluated. Physiotherapy may be required based on what condition it.Surgery may or maybe not require based on the foot deformity. Have a good nutritious diet with ascorbic acid also .Have a healthy life . If systemic conditions of diabetes is present,start the treatment for it. Hope this was helpful. Thanks and regards.