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Old 02-10-2013, 06:33 AM #1
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Default Foot changes per.Neuropathy ? (Picture attached)
Hello dear community.I was diagnosed with a per.neuropathy some years ago.My feet are most affected (mild case of foot drop on the right foot,numbness...).My toes especially on the right foot started to change their shape about five years ago (as you can see on the pic.) and it s really not easy to find shoes now that fit.
Could it be that the neuropathy is the reason for my foot problem? Anyone has a similar experience?

Thank you.
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