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What is bilateral focal involvement of the lateral plantar motor nerves at or distal to the superior border of the medial malleolus bilaterally?
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The nerves: That control the muscles on the bottom of your feet have something wrong with them at locations at your ankle and below on both legs
Answered 7/12/2014
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Tarsal tunnel: It sounds like you are describing a tarsal tunnel type syndrome. This can be evaluated with an EMG. You should see a good foot and ankle specialist to treat your condition.
Answered 8/1/2015
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