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My right shoe is worn down drastically more than my left. im always in pain, its all on the right side of my body. could it be connected some how?
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Pain right side: Yes there certainly may be a connect. You need to see your doctor or an orthopedist to diagnosis why you are having so much pain on your right side. This needs to be diagnosed and then proper treatment can be given to you.
Answered 2/24/2014
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