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First person to give this to me in layman's terms
#1

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post-traumatic dysfunction of the Flexor hallucis longus and brevis, Peroneus longus, Tibialis anterior and Flexor digitorum longus and brevis.
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#2

Huh

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#3

brain damage to the verbal and motor skeels portions of the brain.
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#4

erectile dysfunction... Sad
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#5

http://www.google.com is your friend

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#6

Paralyzed from the waist down.
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#7

I've had multiple tibia in my sphincter, just sayin'

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#8

Odysseus Wrote:http://www.google.com is your friend
I know what it means. I want to know if you know what it means.
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#9

Banana Wrote:I know what it means. I want to know if you know what it means.
something to do with your feet and toes

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#10

Damage to the muscles in the leg/foot. Do I need to expand on this?
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#11

TomFoolery Wrote:Damage to the muscles in the leg/foot. Do I need to expand on this?
You're only half right. Be more specific.
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#12

injury from putting to much stress on your lower leg and foot

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#13

why are you asking about ankle/and foot pain? commonly referred to as Myofascial syndromes

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#14

charley horse.
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#15

i'm guessing some on injured themselves recently and learned some new words..lol

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#16

Banana Wrote:You're only half right. Be more specific.

The flexor hallucis longus is the muscle that flexes the big toe and helps supinate (roll the foot to the outer edge) the ankle.
[Image: tomdickharry2lab.jpg]

The flexor hallucis brevis flexes the metatarsophalangeal joint of the big toe and provides support to the medial longitudinal arch.
[Image: fhbf.jpg]

The peroneus longus everts the foot and plantar flexes the ankle. It also helps to support the transverse arch of the foot.
[Image: peroneuslongus.jpg]
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#17

The tibialis anterior is a dorsiflexor of the ankle and inverter of the foot.
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The flexor digitorum longus flexes toes 2-5 and helps in plantar flexation of the ankle.
(See Tom, Dick, & Harry picture)

The flexor digitorum brevis flexes toes 2-5 and helps in medial and lateral longitudinal arches.
[Image: fdbf.jpg]


Summary: A person with these types of injury has a fucked up foot.
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#18

post-traumatic dysfunction...is pain after injury

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#19

sprained ankle
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#20

what's the scientific term for crooked penis? vitaminE is looking into Cock Straightening Surgery.

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