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Questions about surgery on accessory navicular bone

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Nov 17, 2016.

  1. admin

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    Sorry for this very overwhelming post. I just want to provide as much information as possible.

    About myself:
    > 20 yr old male
    > Active athlete
    > BMI: ~20
    > Non-smoker, non-drinker
    > Currently a Junior in college

    My feet:
    > Flexible flat feet
    > When I'm standing or putting pressure on my foot, my foot is flat.
    > When my foot is relaxed and is bearing no weight, like if I'm crossing my legs and have my foot dangling in the air, then there is an arch.
    > Every time...

    Questions about surgery on accessory navicular bone

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