THE SULAKISHOP'S DIGITAL ANATOMY

  "Genu valgum" and "genu varum" are terms used to describe specific types of knee alignment abnormalities: 1. **Genu Valgum:**    Genu valgum, also known as "knock-knees," is a condition where the knees angle inward and touch each other when the legs are straightened. The lower legs appear to be angled outward. It is more common in children, especially during growth spurts, and can often correct itself as the child grows older. 2. **Genu Varum:**    Genu varum, also referred to as "bow legs," is a condition where the knees are angled outward, and there is a distinct gap between the lower legs when the feet are together. It gives the appearance of a bow shape in the legs. Like genu valgum, genu varum can also be more prevalent in children during their growth stages. Both genu valgum and genu varum can be variations of normal growth and development, especially in children, and may resolve on their own as the child grows. However, severe or persist...

  Misophonia is a condition (tagged as an actual brain disorder) characterized by a strong emotional reaction or aversion to specific sounds, often referred to as "trigger sounds." These sounds can cause intense discomfort, anger, or anxiety in individuals with misophonia.  Common triggers include chewing, slurping (eating), or repetitive noises (even breathing). Therapy and coping strategies may help manage the symptoms of misophonia. Please like, share & follow this page.