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Ankle care Tips for VA compensation: Your guide to a current diagnosis, Part 1
Category: Ankle Conditions
In this video veterans must understand about the ankle conditions. Veterans go through rigorous training and physical demands during active duty or active duty for training which includes frequently carrying heavy gear for long periods of time. So, ankle conditions are common and they can lead to the development of other issues such as disabilities of the feet and of the knees.