Crouching
Crouching legs, characterized by an abnormal bending or flexing at the knees, can result from neurological disorders or muscle conditions. Symptoms include difficulty walking, muscle stiffness, and pain. The conditionoftenprogresses through stages: mild discomfort, increasing stiffness, andseveremobility impairment. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial formanaging symptoms effectively
Symptoms
- Abnormal bending or flexing at the knees
- Difficulty walking or maintaining balance
- Muscle stiffness or tightness
- Pain or discomfort in the legs
Causes
- Neurological disorders
- Spinal cord injuries
- Post-stroke complications
- Arthritis or joint issues
- Nerve damage or neuropathy
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