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Per and post do’s and don’ts

Posted on May 21, 2013 by admin

I’m 17 years old and will be having surgery on my left foot. The doctor said he will be removing my bunion and shortening my muscles in my foot because my foot is too flexible which causes my foot not to have an arch.

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Per and post do’s and don’ts

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