"Surgery Can Fix It": Twin Sisters with Bow Legs Flaunt Their Beauty In Video, Nigerians React
- A Nigerian lady has shared a video of herself and her twin sister showing off their bow legs without shame
- In a video, the happy girls swam inside a pool and had fun together regardless of their condition
- A medical doctor, Nwankwo Chinenye, told Legit.ng that the bow legs can be corrected through tibial osteotomy
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A beautiful Nigerian lady and her twin sister have bravely showcased their bow legs on social media.
The twins posted the clip that confirmed that they were born with Genu Varum deformity (bow legs).
Source: TikTok
Twins born with bow legs go viral
The twin sisters were captured in the first part of the clip wearing the same dress and laughing at each other's jokes.
In another part of the video, the girls were sighted dancing and swimming happily while showing off their legs.
The bow legs reduced their height, and one looked shorter than she would have been if her legs were straight.
A medical doctor, Nwankwo Chinenye, told Legit.ng that the bow legs can be corrected through tibial osteotomy.
"Yes it can be corrected. We call it tibial osteotomy. It's a surgery that involves inserting frames into their legs to improve the structure of their legs. They will be fine if they go through it. But it's expensive."
Reactions trail video of bow-legged twins
Netizens have taken to the comments section to share their thoughts and opinions about the clip.
@calm_annie_ said:
“If not poverty, surgery for fix am.”
@heisverified reacted:
“That swimming pool own was not necessary to post.”
@vickyshanty1 said:
“I been think say na filter before o. They should go to National Orthopedic Hospital and it will be corrected.”
@ble_ssing_sunday said:
“They're beautiful. If you're trusting God for twins this is a sign!”
@chekwasmichaels said:
“I feel this can be corrected because the more weight they gain In the long run, the higher the risk of damaging the legs more, one is basically looking like PLIER.”
@usendollar said:
“This is how we were born but thank God we were born In the us and they we're able to strengthen our legs. my dad spent over 94 million to make us walk straight.”
@declutter_by_anny said:
“Thank God mine was correct at early stage. You are beautiful sis.”
@marysmart605 reacted:
“These legs can be correct even here in Nigeria.”
@pauldgoodguy reacted:
“It's not too late to be fixed right?”
@lekemania1 said:
“Their parents are bad ° they should have corrected it when they were little.”
Physically challenged man gets wheelchair
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that Nana Aduesi Bonsu, a social media user, warmed hearts after sharing how a generous man presented a new wheelchair to a physically challenged man.
In a Facebook post, Aduesi Bonsu disclosed that the Good Samaritan met Aminu Yaro along the road and promised to buy him a new wheelchair.
Authentic to his words, the man delivered a new wheelchair to aid Aminu Yaro's movement and gave him cash.
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Source: Legit.ng
