Bow legs or Knock knees. Since months.

If your knees touch each other in standing straight with flattened right foot, it's genu valgum or increased outward angulation. Collapsed medial arch causes flattening of foot and eventually to genu valgus deformity. Limb length difference is also likely in such persons. When both leg has the same shape and knees touch each other it's called knock knees. If the shape is there right from birth it's likely to be arthroidal ( joint shape influenced). If acquired due to injury or posture changes, it is due to laxity of ligaments and compression of cartilages. The acquired ones can be conservatively managed by the use of bio-mechanical braces and therapeutic exercises as suggested by your Physiotherapist. For severe angulation due to arthroidal reasons, you've to consult with an orthopedic surgeon experienced in corrective procedures. Post surgical Physiotherapy is essential if that's the case for rehabilitation.

consult with a Physiotherapist for posture evaluation and assessment of your condition for possibility of conservative management.

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