The following symptoms are very often observed in cases of bowlegs: The feet point inward.
The thigh bones rotate inward, as do the knees. The pelvis is too narrow, supported by the “wrong” pelvic floor layers (the outer and middle pelvic floor layers; the outer layer is “merely” a sling, the middle layer a section of the pelvic wall; neither of these comes close to forming a floor—only the innermost layer, the levator ani, can do that). By realigning the pelvic and leg bones, bowlegs can be corrected quickly and permanently.