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Knock knees problem
I have a problem of knock knees and many doctors suggested to have a surgery/osteotomy. I don't want to get operated. Is there any chance to get this problem corrected by physiotherapy?
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Contrast Fomentation (Hot and Cold).
Avoid Squatting-
Avoid sitting Cross legged
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Yes you can contact Admire Physiotherapy Laser clinic in noida .
It can correct without surgery result in few days.
You can see my article on practo health feed.
Dr. Anuradha sharma
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Greetings, absolutely, you do not need surgery.
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hire a physio as your trainer for a year with particular focus on knee and you should see your knock knee reverse back to 60% towards normal knee and gradually it will still improve.
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keep working on it and if any questions do let me know.
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Dr. Sarangaa Vijay Amin (PT)
Physiotherapist
12 yrs exp
Pune
Yes there is a chance it could get corrected by physiotherapy
Manual therapist can help ,it will take time but it.shows significant results when done regularly.If located in Mangalore,u can visit Dr Mohanty for manual therapy
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Meet a Manual therapist
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use proper footwear,remind to correct Ur posture and walking pattern always
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