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walking and major cosmetic concerns only then you can usually resort to
surgery meant to straighten the leg bone.
As soon as bowed legs are diagnosed as a symptom of Blount’s disease,
you should work on curing the problem. When left untreated, leg
deformities caused by this disease will usually worsen and bowing will
become more apparent. By the time a child with infantile Blount’s
disease reaches adolescence, he or she will likely experience severe
discomfort or pain in the knee of the bowed legs.
During a Childs toddlers years and early childhood a doctor may
recommend the use of leg braces, corrective shoes and special casts. The
devices are successful for some children but may not be successful for
all. Bracing and similar methods are rarely effective for teenagers and
adults with this disease.
You need to treat the disease with surgery if non surgical treatment fails.
As soon as non surgical bracing is deemed ineffective, a doctor will
usually recommend corrective surgery to fix the bowlegs. Children
suffering from infantile Blount’s disease should undergo surgery before
the age of four to minimize the risk of permanent growth damage.
Older children, teens and adults are almost always treated with surgery.
The growth of bones might be permanently affected at these stages of
life but the legs can usually be straightened adequately nonetheless. You
need to undergo physical therapy and regardless of the treatment used
you may need to undergo some form of physical therapy to straighten
the legs muscles one the bow legs are cured.
Physical therapy can make it easier to walk correctly in a shorter period
of time. You may also need in patient physical therapy for two weeks or
so after surgery is performed. When gradual, non surgical methods of
correction are used, you may need to undergo physical therapy for two
to five months. Now if you want to cure bow legs without surgery then
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