Genu Varum, commonly known as O-shaped legs or bow legs, refers to a lower-limb alignment in which the knees remain apart even when the ankles touch. Mild bowing in infants is considered normal, but if the condition persists beyond early childhood or appears in adults, it may indicate skeletal imbalance, muscle weakness, or poor postural habits that can affect joint health and walking mechanics.

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