UNDERSTANDING HYPERMOBILE EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROME & HYPERMOBILITY SPECTRUM DISORDER
RAISING AWARENESS OF HYPERMOBILE EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROME & HYPERMOBILITY SPECTRUM DISORDER
Knowledge is power
hEDS & HSD are not rare, they are just rarely diagnosed!
'Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome is now considered the most prevalent type of heritable disorder of connective tissue in the world, and the prevalence for association of generalised joint hypermobility and widespread pain is higher still. This shift in understanding demands a different approach to information provision; one that is tailored specifically to those with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, and hypermobility spectrum disorder, and provides a clear, concise and balanced overview - one that allows you to ‘see the woods from the trees!
(Smith C. 2017)
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