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Since From the childhood, i am able to stand on the right toe.due to which my left leg is smaller in mass and muscles are not developed like left leg. There is restriction in dorsi flexion, .. I can walk run. Jump...
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You have got cavus foot with leg muscle weakness ,such things are common with poliomyelitis, consult orthopedic surgeon get evaluated, if it that you can do running and walking , jumping
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