I want to start by saying that I have a leg thats about an inch shorter than the other. I experience chronic ankle pain in my right, that flares up even when walking the short mile from school to my house. This summer I'm going on a trip to Disney, which, yknow, contains a load of walking. I'm kind of scared, I don't know what to do. I'm considering getting a cane and inserts for my shoes to even my hips out, but don't know if that'll help. Any tips??
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One user suggested using hiking poles as they help a lot with taking pressure off and provide safety while walking. Another user mentioned that if you feel your mobility or quality of life would improve by using a cane or other mobility aid, then it's worth considering. Compression leggings or wrapping the affected area with an ace bandage might also help. However, it's essential to consult a medical professional for personalized advice and recommendations.
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