Hypermobility and Subluxations: Could You Be at Risk?
Hypermobility and subluxations commonly occur together. In fact, frequent subluxations is a key part of the diagnosis criteria for hypermobility.[…]
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Hypermobility and subluxations commonly occur together. In fact, frequent subluxations is a key part of the diagnosis criteria for hypermobility.[…]
Read moreTo get a diagnosis of hypermobility you need to first speak to your doctor. They may then test you for[…]
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