Hypermobility
Joint hypermobility means joints move beyond the usual range of motion. It may be harmless, but for some people it can cause pain, instability, or fatigue.
Common causes or risk factors
- Genetic connective tissue factors
- Naturally flexible joints
- Association with conditions such as Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
Common symptoms
- Very flexible joints
- Joint pain after activity
- Frequent sprains or instability
- Fatigue or muscle aches
How it is diagnosed
- Physical exam and flexibility assessment such as Beighton score
- Review of symptoms and medical history Evaluation for related conditions
How orthotic care may help
Orthotics, bracing, or DMOs may support joint alignment, stability, and function.
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