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What does mixed axonal/demyelinating poly neuropathy mean and what are diseases associated with it?

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Dr. Adam Zuber answered

Specializes in Neurology

Neuropathy: neuropathies are normally differentiated between axonal and or demyelinating. Axonal is nerve fibers are damaged and demyelinating is covering of the nerves are damaged. All neuropathies may be mixed such as in Guillain-Barré, but most neuropathies are related to hypothyroidism, diabetes, vitamin B12 deficiency and/or alcoholic. A mixed pattern does not provide diagnostic help. Hope that helps

Answered 10/14/2020

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