He had a knock knees, for which he was forced to wear painful corrective splints.
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Patients often have bowed legs or knock knees in which they usually cannot touch both knees and ankles together at the same time.
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Other relatives were Cave Goof, Sherriff Mopalong Goof ( a spoof of Hopalong Cassidy ), and Sir Goofy Knock Knees ( a spoof of Robin Hood ).
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Skeletal defects ( bow legs or knock knees ), or an adjacent diseased bone can cause cartilage to deteriorate, too, and cartilage also inevitably wears away as we age.
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It is normal for children to have knock knees between the ages of two and five years of age, and almost all of them resolve as the child grows older.
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Exercisers who practice poor exercise technique, lack flexibility, have weak joints, wear worn-out athletic shoes or have anatomical problems, such as flat feet or knock knees, and athletes who run and jump a lot are at high risk for stress fractures as well.
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