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A member asked:
My foot doctor told me i am walking on left foot too much on left side of it , but has built insole heightened on right hand side, is this correct ?
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No: On the surface, it does not sound right; you may have to ask him to explain. The orthotic should improve your condition, not worsen it like it sounds like it may be doing. Good pick up on your part.
Answered 10/14/2014
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