Answer:
Genu varum, and can likely be treated by bracing
Explanation:
Genu varum is a condition resulting from the deformity of the varus around the knee whereby the lower leg is bowed inwardly causing the medial malleoli to touch, and as a result presents an appearance of the legs forming a bow shape. This condition could be caused by various factors ranging from leg infections to skeletal problems which hinders the proper formation of bones. Children are prone to such structural deviation from normal bone alignment from birth.
A likely treatment for this condition is the use of corrective leg braces.
A laceration would have all the above characteristics.
When most people in Africa has aids, its considered an epidemic. When most people are considered fat asfack in the US its also considered and epidemic.
Marathon’s consist of running/jogging/sprinting long distances, so first off it would be a good idea to increase stamina, which would be done by jogging everyday, increasing your distance everyday. Stretch your calf muscles upper leg muscles to avoid cramps while running too.
was there names of the anesthesia on that discussion board?
