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I have an accessory navicular and have seen a doctor for it but i am confused!
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An accessory: navicular bone is an anatomic variant commonly found on foot xrays. There are several types, the most common type is usually an incidental finding , causes no symptoms, and requires no treatment. However, other types may cause symptoms and require treatment/surgery. Without seeing the xrays or report, can't tell which type you have, so best bet is to talk to your doc.
Answered 10/28/2017
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