different length of my legs

when i was in my school days...my instructor always says that no one in this world is the same and equal...its what you called excitement and being complete...just notice not just your legs but even everything that part of your body that is two,and even twins are different even if you say that they are identical there is always a differences...

It is very common that not everything on our body is the exact same size on the left and the right. For example: Many peoples feet are of different sizes. However here is a tip that may help you. It is quite possible that your hip is out of alignment. You may want to go to somebody who is a specilist in these things to make sure if your leg really is longer or if you just need an adjustment.

That's really quite normal. Your hands, your feet, your ears, they will all be different sizes. Even the two sides of your face are different. Try holding a mirror down the centre of your face and looking at the 'whole' face you can see. Weird, huh?

I haven't noticed if one my legs is longer than the other but I do know that one foot is wider than the other one whilst that one is longer than the wider one!

Mother nature sure has made us unique in more ways than one! There is no such thing as perfect symmetry in a human being. Oh well, we keep on striving for perfection.

I never noticed this before. And I am bit surprised after seeing this post from you. I expected both the legs to be of same length if not in width. Is it correct that your legs are of different length and if yes how come you confirmed they are different in length. Its building curiosity to measure my legs. cheers

This is actually an extremely common thing.

the following is copied from this source: http://www.berkeleywellne... question was if the difference in length is a problem...

A: "Only if it is causing pain or discomfort. Most of us have legs of slightly different lengths, and this causes no problem. But for some people this difference contributes to hip, back, knee, or foot pain, especially if they begin an exercise program. Legs of unequal length can distort posture and thus affect the ability to withstand impact when running or walking. The pain can occur on the side of the longer or shorter leg.

The difference in leg length can be anatomical—caused by genetics or, for instance, a leg fracture. Or it may be functional—the legs are the same length but, for example, the feet hit the ground differently (most often one foot rolls slightly inward), so that one leg is effectively “shorter.” If your pelvis is asymmetrical, or you have a muscle imbalance on one side, or you’ve had a total hip replacement, it may seem that one leg is shorter.

It is nearly impossible to measure your own legs accurately. The best way is with X-rays, but this is rarely necessary. It’s usually sufficient for a physician, podiatrist, or physical therapist to observe your gait carefully and use a tape measure to measure your legs. One problem: some practitioners overemphasize the importance of small differences in leg length and/or mismeasure legs, leading to inappropriate treatments.

If you have an anatomical difference in leg length that is causing hip, back, knee, foot, or back pain, inexpensive shoe lifts or custom-made orthotic devices may help. If it’s a functional problem, stretching and strengthening exercises may be recommended. "

I think it's OK. In fact this is quite common. I haven't measured myself, but I think the length difference of my legs are not obvious.

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I never really paid attention to it. I have rather long legs so I don't see a difference in them..Lori

i never paid any attention to it before, but i just stood up and took notice of my legs and i planted it firmly on the ground and they look pretty much the same length to me. how did you find out that your other leg is shorter?

My right leg is slighty shorter than my left also. I notice this more with my work trousers as the right leg tends to fray slighty at the bottom where it just scraps the ground but the left leg doesn't. Nothing in nature is exact so why should our legs be eh! Ellie:D