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superbad50 · 2009-07-28 20:49:08

hi all , i have a problem for as long as i can remember , when i walk my right foot turns inward - i had an accident when i was smaller in which i broke my right knee in 8 different places , from this my posture is off , when i stand straight one shoulder is higher than the other , just wondering would the accident have…

28-07-2009 8:49pm

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hi all , i have a problem for as long as i can remember , when i walk my right foot turns inward - i had an accident when i was smaller in which i broke my right knee in 8 different places , from this my posture is off , when i stand straight one shoulder is higher than the other , just wondering would the accident have anything to do with my foot turning inward and also continuously walking like this will it cause me any postural damage down the line - my feet especially the soles and heel constantly tired - maybe there is someone who can make sense of this for me

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#2 28-07-2009 8:54pm

Dr Galen

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there is an open thread regarding posture already dude, but it looks like you need more specific advice than what can be provided here. I'd suggest looking into getting a professional (doctor, physio etc)

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