I will say a lot of "curved" bones are really weak ligaments not holding the bones where they are supposed to be.
Also, curved bones are a sign of rickets!
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12-07-2008, 03:14 PM #1
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Originally Posted by Biciclista
I will say a lot of "curved" bones are really weak ligaments not holding the bones where they are supposed to be.
Also, curved bones are a sign of rickets!
I was reading up on the rickets. That's an interesting point. My leg on that side is weaker and was affected more when I got dx with some neurological disease (that in turns affects the muscles, etc.). Maybe the PT can help me to find ways to strengthen what function I have. Actually, I feel blessed mostly to even be able to do the things I can with my funky body medical hx.
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