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sandyRoe | 11:32 Sat 29th Nov 2014 | Body & Soul
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The wear on the soles of my walking boots is all on the outside edges. There wasn't that pattern of wear on boots I've had in the past.
Could I be going bandy in my old age?
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I doubt whether that you will go "bandy" but you may wear the outside of your shoes out due to compensatory gait following osteo-arthritis of the hip. Wear and tear of the ageing hip joints, even without pain, but more so with it,produces a gait which attempts to relieve any hip problems....a sort of "waddle" develops, particularly if one hip joint is affected...
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Grasscarp, I wouldn't know. That was another little white lie. ;-)
16:41 Sat 29th Nov 2014
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I have slipped discs and my left foot sort of slaps down when I walk for a while. If the unusual wear on the boots was on that one foot I could understand.
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