A form of rickets resulting from genetic factors that impede the kidneys’ ability to retain phosphate is known as genetic hypophosphatemic rickets. This condition is characterized by inadequate phosphate reabsorption by the kidneys, leading to low levels of phosphate in the bloodstream. Phosphate is essential for healthy bone development, and its deficiency can cause skeletal abnormalities, impaired growth, and other associated symptoms. Understanding the genetic mechanisms behind this type of rickets aids in the diagnosis, management, and treatment of affected individuals.