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What are some activities that are dangerous for my feet?
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Dangerous activities: Any type of activity has potential to cause an injury to your feet. While you can't always avoid higher energy injuries such as falls, you can avoid overuse injuries such as stress fractures and inflammatory processes by doing simple things such as stopping the activity when you begin to notice discomfort in certain areas.
Answered 3/26/2013
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