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A member asked:
Is there a foot/ankle nerve or blood vessel entrapment that causes a formerly neutral foot to be permanently varus?
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Need nerve testing: The thing about changes in arch height, especially from neutral to a cavus/high arch, is to rule out neuromuscular disease. If you have no history if an injury, you should have nerve testing done. Definitely see a physician.
Answered 1/22/2013
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