By Prodyut Das

Toddler Knock Knee

by sequoya
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Toddler knock knee

Toddler knock knee

My son who is three has just been diagnosed with Toddler Knock knee. When I first noticed his knees. (which wasn't that long ago), I thought he would be fine, that he would grow out of it. But as time passed, the look of his knees and legs just wasn't appealing. Therefore I made an appointment to see the doctor. When she told me there was no growing out of it, I cried because I knew my only option was surgery or leg braces and I couldn't handle the fact of either one. He was an very active three year old who liked the outdoors. So knowing he could have to be immobilized by surgery or braces scared me. As a mother, I am worried, scared and hurt. He does complain with his toes feeling tingly sometimes, and that was also connected with the knocked knees. I need comfort, support and more information on this issue.


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Jul 20, 2018
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Where could I buy the boots that help with slight case of knocked knee?

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Hope This Helps
by: Prodyut Das

In mild cases of Genu Valgum in young children, wearing of boots with the inner side of heel raised by 3/8" inch and elongated forward heel (Robert Jones heels) corrects the deformity.

In more complicated cases, the child requires a supracondyles closed wedge osteotomy.


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