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Back Pain And Other Issues Caused By Bowed Legs

Back Pain And Other Issues Caused By Bowed Legs

This is certainly the case that your back pain may be the result of your bow legs.

Especially true if you are already an adult.

This is because bow legs often lead to incorrect posture, which in turn can potentially cause spinal problems, and these spinal problems may be a source of back pain.

Fortunately, however, these issues are usually treated very easily.

First, there are a range of exercises and stretching techniques that can correct your posture and straighten your spine.

Incidentally, these may also help correct your bowed legs at the same time.

Among these techniques, some exercises focus specifically on correcting the alignment of your spine, while strengthening the muscles in your legs and torso – this will enable you to hold your body more erect.

Posture

In addition to correcting your posture through the exercises described above, it is necessary to make some lifestyle changes.

Crucially, it is important to try and avoid standing or sitting in any one position for too long.

If you have a desk job, for example, this may require you to remain sitting for long periods in the same spot.

In this case, it is important to stand up at least once an hour and walk about for a bit, to ensure that your posture is not being damaged.

This also helps to keep your spine properly aligned and healthy.

It is equally important to maintain good posture while sitting.

People with bow legs need to try to ensure that their desk is not requiring them to bend too far forwards while sitting.

Similarly, an ergonomic chair can also help improve overall posture.

Sleeping on your stomach should be avoided if you are bow-legged, as this can further affect the alignment of your spine.

When sleeping on your back, you need to ensure you have some kind of support under your neck to further keep your spine in alignment.

Will Bow Legs Reduce Your Height?

Since bowed legs are curved, they can reduce one’s height, practically speaking.

That is to say, they can sometimes make a person shorter than they would if they had straight legs.

When bowed legs are corrected, people often find their overall height increases, sometimes by a few inches.

Of course, this depends on the extent to which one’s legs are bowed.

In mild cases, it is possible that the noticeable height increase on straightening your bowed legs is not visible to the naked eye.

On the other hand, a considerable height increase may be noticeable when serious cases of bowed legs are straightened.

There is also the question of self-esteem.

It is not uncommon for people who suffer from bow legs to have issues with self-esteem.

They may be convinced that others view them as strange, or that members of the opposite sex don’t find them attractive.

This might and might not be the case depending on the severity of the condition.

In most cases, once people are used to having you around, they will hardly care whether you have bow legs or not.

But it remains a fact that bow legs may sometimes cause emotional issues and problems related to self-esteem.

Fortunately for those with bow legs, the condition can be easily corrected without the need for surgery.

It is all down to advancements in medical knowledge which allow you to remedy the situation with a special diet and exercise. 

Bow Legs No More ReviewBow Legs No More is a downloadable program by Sarah Brown to help people suffering the same problem as her.

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Author: Katherine McDolly

Besides blog author, Katherine McDolly is also a full-time certified nutritionist and beautician in women health products

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