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Do I have knock knees?
Hello. I have a question that has been bothering me for months (Googling it is only making it worse) -
My knees appear to look they are inwards. Someone said it could be knock knees. So I did everything at home to figure out-
1) My ankles can join each other completely. Both thighs join and then there is a mini gap in the region below my knees (the lower leg region)
2) I have never faced any problem while running.
3) They do not go inwards while squatting (suggested in a video)
But I am still very skeptical as I have to appear for armed forces selection. Thank you in advance for helping me.
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Dear young lady, research says knock knees is not a diagnosis, its a finding...if you do a specialized knock knee rehab programme from a physio, then kno k knees will still exist but u won't have any issues.
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do contact for an online session to strengthen your lower body
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Hello dear
Thanks for reaching out.
What seems apparent from your history is that you do not have knock knees...instead it is the opposite..which we call bow legs.
Need to see a clinical picture of your legs
Regards
Dr Vipin Gupta
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Consult with clinical picture
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It's Hard to Diagnose The Actual Condition.
If You are Serious to Go in Armed Forces, You Really Need to Work on it.
For Right Diagnosis We Need a Pics of Your Knees While Standing & Sitting With Straight Legs in Both Front and Back View ..
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Without These Pics or Video of Your Knees Doing Any Exercises May Increase the Problem.
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You Can Take Online Consultation from Me for Proper Exercises Program for Your Condition Accordingly.
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Your narration says that it could not be knock knees. But without assessing in person or through video call it is difficult to confirm.
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You need to consult a Physiotherapist or Orthopaedist in person or through video call for further evaluation and treatment.
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Hello,
We cannot decide by your history without any proper assessment.
If there is proper assessment of the condition you will be taught few exercises with that exercises it can be corrected.
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It is better to consult the physiotherapist for proper assessment and treatment protocol.
You can consult through practo app via video call or in person.
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With only symptoms we can't say it is a knock knee or bow knees. For better treatment results need better and proper correct assessment and diagnosis. So to avoid further problems and complication do online consultation with physiotherapist doctor. Because correcting knee will not solve problems need to do whole body assessment and as per your body requirements treatment protocol will be decided.
Next Steps
so try to use proper foot wear.
do regular exercises will help you.
stretching and strengthening exercises from neck to foot.
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you need proper ergonomic advice and correct posture with doctor advice. use online consultation with physiotherapist doctor for better results and treatment.you can use practo app for online consultation with physiotherapist.
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Hello
U need proper assessment.
It cannot be decided with these things..and googling is not right because it will only cause anxiety so u need to relax and need proper examination to rule out
Next Steps
Consult physiotherapist
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It can be corrected by some strengthening exercises and braces if needed for correction do not worry much
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