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I think the bending of the ankle stresses the nerves more when
using bikes. It does for me at least. My left with the scar/damage is more sensitive to it.
mrsD I totally agree! Swelling for me is my biggest concern. If I can keep my weight to my ideal BMI, keep the swelling in my ankles/feet down plus keep diet soda to zero the pain is so much less!
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