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Legs below knees bent outwards
I have my legs below the knees bent towards the outer part. And also face lower back and neck problem.
I want to know if Chriopractic technique will solve the problem .
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Hello! This issue is Bow leg deformity. Opposite to this issue is knock knees. These Deformities develop very slowly. Now the problem is visible and gravity is more so it is noticeable.
As you have pain in back and neck it is not a local issue. We need to evaluate you and find out the underlying cause of this problem.
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Consultant a physio who can assess and plan your yourtreatment.There could be metabolic cause also. May be osteoporotic issue. Our clinic is in Gk2 you can book an appointment for check up
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Chiropractic treatment is a part of treatment not the complete treatment.
Along with the adjust you will be needing exercise therapy sessions from a physiotherapist and probably you will require customized insole/ outer shoe modification for complete resolution of your problem.
Next Steps
Visit a physiotherapy clinic because there you can have manual therapy adjustments along with exercises.
Health Tips
Multidimensional approach is required.
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Bow legs can be because of different reasons which can be related to foot, buttock and even back can cause bow legs. Also if it has been there with you for long or have got worse or if it is related to any other disease or any nutritional deficiency
I suggest that you get your detailed assessment done to get to the root cause.
Next Steps
Consult a Physiotherapist nearby, Aktiv Health has a center in Gurgaon
Health Tips
Mean while start with toe curls and buttock squeeze.
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