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Old 07-26-2014, 12:49 AM #14
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i cant walk on my heels either or even stand on my heels. i can only stay on my toes a few seconds. what does this signify?
Well CMT can cause muscles to weaken, so one of the tests, the neurologist will ask you to walk on your heels to see if that muscle group is effected. But it could also mean that you just have tight calf muscles, and need to stretch more. I have never been able to lay my leg flat and grab my toes, I used to try Hatha Yoga, and I always had to bend then knee...
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