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by Jessica
(Chandler, AZ)
Hi, I have had the accessory navicular since I was born but only became aware of the bone about 6 years ago. I am a 24 yr old female and I am in severe pain with my feet. I have flat feet, though I have been told they're not exactly flat, I have a very long arch which I am pronating. I have the extra bone on both of my feet and I know that is not very common. I was wondering what is your best input on it? I am on my second pair of orthotics in 6 years. Due to the severity of pain, I can't walk around barefoot, ever. I can't wear high heels, and should not wear flip flops. I also came across something interesting today. I was told that exactly where the bone is is also where the pressure point for the bladder is for foot reflexology. This would make sense because I do have a sever overactive bladder which I have gone through testing and doctors have come up with no conclusion. Maybe the underlying issue is the extra bone after all? I need all the information that I can possibly get. I really would like to get these bones removed because as stated before, I am only 24 and am in horrible pain now, it is only going to get worse! Any advice will be greatly and highly appreciated. Thank you
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