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When i walk my feet are pointing inward. i have always been walking like this and i hate it! is it possible for me to walk straight? if yes how?
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Yes: You need to find out if you have a flexible deformity. If this is the case then yes orthotics and brace will work to change your walk
Answered 4/27/2015
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