valgusisaldusega

Valgusisaldusega refers to the presence of valgus alignment in a joint, most commonly the knee. Valgus is a medical term describing an outward angulation of a bone or joint. In the context of the knee, valgus alignment means that the lower leg angles outward from the thigh, causing the knees to be closer together than normal. This can be described as a "knock-kneed" appearance. Valgus can be congenital, meaning present from birth, or it can develop later in life due to factors such as injury, osteoarthritis, or certain medical conditions. The degree of valgus can vary, from mild and asymptomatic to severe, leading to pain, instability, and functional limitations. Diagnosis typically involves a physical examination and may include imaging studies such as X-rays to assess the alignment and any underlying structural issues. Treatment approaches depend on the severity of the valgus, the presence of symptoms, and the individual's age and activity level. Conservative management may involve physical therapy, orthotics, or bracing. In more severe or persistent cases, surgical intervention may be considered to correct the alignment and alleviate symptoms.