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There are a number of types of hereditary neuropathy.

Some types are fatal others marginally debilitating.

Many do not begin to affect an individual until later in life and others affect children when they are still fairly young.

A number of the Muscular Dystrophies fall into this category as does, ALS, Shy-Draegers, Charcot-Marietooth.

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Heredity neuropathy, also known as hereditary neuropathy with liability to pressure palsies (HNPP), can vary in severity. Some individuals may have mild symptoms or no symptoms at all, while others may experience more severe neuropathy. The severity can also depend on other factors such as environmental influences and lifestyle. It is important to consult with a healthcare professional for a proper evaluation and management of heredity neuropathy.

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