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Bowlegs problem
I am prepering for navy , airforce . But i have bowlegs problem . They rejects for bowlegs . I have four finger gape between two knees . Please tell me the solution . While walking my ankle also rotates towards outward automatically .How can it be normal without any surgery .
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I don’t think 4 finger space is called bow legs !! Who told you this ?
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Surgery may not be required . It is the last option after Medical treatment has become unsuccessful
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Do vitamin D and calcium levels ; X-ray scannogram of both lower limbs in standing position with patella facing forwards.
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It can be corrected by Osteo tony . But even after correction you won’t be eligible for any army or police service . As surgical scar mark will be there
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