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#Ed's Reel by @whealth (verified account) - Comment "Bendy" and we will send you information about Hypermobility: Podcasts, blogs, and exercises for pain relief.

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Comment “Bendy” and we will send you information about Hypermobility: Podcasts, blogs, and exercises for pain relief. Hypermobility is a confusing thing. Strengthening can be really painful and difficult for people with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome or Hypermobile Spectrum Disorder. Strength training is often scary and has a negative stigma around it. The truth is that you must start small, but very simple, isolating movements. The squat in this video is being done with a real bar and fake foam plates. Katie usually does her heaviest squat around 115lbs, but she didn’t start with that. She started with weighted bridges, pilates movements, isometric strengthening, unweighted squats, etc. and slowly worked her way up over many years. The result of her doing all that work? Pain is uncommon. She is stable and the nagging “tightness” and “aches” are nonexistent. Strengthening takes work… and so does being in pain. P.S. The show that this clip is from is hilarious, we love it and I love that this meme has been going around. @katertot ✍️@the.shirtlessdude #hypermobility #hsd #heds #eds #HypermobileEhlersDanlosSyndrome
#Ed's Reel by @drjoshpt (verified account) - EASY Test for Hypermobility Syndrome #hypermobility #eds
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EASY Test for Hypermobility Syndrome #hypermobility #eds
#Ed's Reel by @fusionexercisephysiology - And then i wonder why l wake up sore every morning.
What's your go-to sleeping position? Let me know.
#Hypermobility #ChronicPain #EDS #HSD #Invisible
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And then i wonder why l wake up sore every morning. What’s your go-to sleeping position? Let me know. #Hypermobility #ChronicPain #EDS #HSD #Invisiblelllness
#Ed's Reel by @dr.melissakoehl.pt (verified account) - Symptomatic hypermobility is often called an invisible illness.

But when you know what to look for, the hypermobility part actually leaves a lot of v
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Symptomatic hypermobility is often called an invisible illness. But when you know what to look for, the hypermobility part actually leaves a lot of visible clues. 👉 I just sent a deep dive with more info on this to everyone on the waitlist for the spring round of my Ground Control program (intro to stability and pain management for hypermobility). 👉Comment or DM ShortFoot to add yourself to the Ground Control waitlist and get this helpful email, along with other pre-school education I’m sending out to this waitlist over the next few weeks. No obligation (seriously!). Just more helpful info 🦓 Many hypermobile humans have a flexible flat foot. That can show up as a callus on the big toe like I have here. A callus there can mean other things too. But it should be a cue to look closer at foot mobility, because excessive pronation from lax ligaments is common in hypermobile bodies. When the foot is very flexible, it’s easy to just hang out on passive structures instead of using that motion like the quick spring it’s meant to be. And if strength up the entire chain isn’t there to support that mobility, problems can build. Supportive shoes or an arch support can absolutely help. But improving strength and control of the foot is just as important. Also important: feet are supposed to pronate. A rigid arch all the time isn’t ideal either. And some people have a rigid flat foot that’s stuck in pronation, which is a different issue entirely. Yes, it’s nuanced! But little signs like this are clues worth paying attention to. If you want to go deeper, I just sent an email to my Ground Control waitlist with more, and sharing two more of my favorite hypermobile foot exercises! 👉Comment or DM ShortFoot to add yourself to the Ground Control waitlist and get this helpful email!! On this waitlist you’ll also get other pre-school education I’m sending out over the next few weeks. No obligation. Just more helpful info 🦓 #EhlersDanlosSyndrome #hEDS #EDS #hypermobility
#Ed's Reel by @alexandralcapps (verified account) - That moment when one small adjustment completely changes how an exercise feels. 

This is exactly what my program teaches: how to create support in th
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That moment when one small adjustment completely changes how an exercise feels. This is exactly what my program teaches: how to create support in the right places so movement feels stable instead of painful. Do you want do learn how to do a push up without clicking or pain? Stay tuned for my upcoming program! 🫶 . . . . . . . #hypermobile #hypermobility #eds #ehlersdanlossyndrome #womenshealth #hypermobileehlersdanlos #hypermobilespectrumdisorder
#Ed's Reel by @amy_pohl (verified account) - physio is painful, satisfying and rewarding all at the same time ✨ 

#physio #physiotherapy #satisfying @meghantrainor #crps #eds #chronicillness
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physio is painful, satisfying and rewarding all at the same time ✨ #physio #physiotherapy #satisfying @meghantrainor #crps #eds #chronicillness
#Ed's Reel by @adhdmenopausetherapist (verified account) - Research from BMC Women's Health (Krebs & Donnellan-Fernandez, 2025) confirms that ADHD in women is underdiagnosed, hormone-sensitive, and often misun
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Research from BMC Women’s Health (Krebs & Donnellan-Fernandez, 2025) confirms that ADHD in women is underdiagnosed, hormone-sensitive, and often misunderstood. #adhd #perimenopause #menopause #eds #pots
#Ed's Reel by @askpaindoc - When someone says, "there is always something wrong with you", what they usually miss is how chronic illness actually works. These conditions do not r
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When someone says, “there is always something wrong with you”, what they usually miss is how chronic illness actually works. These conditions do not resolve and then politely stay quiet. Symptoms fluctuate, rotate, and flare in different systems over time. A person can look fine on the outside while managing pain, fatigue, GI issues, dizziness, or brain fog just to function. New symptoms do not mean someone is weak or exaggerating. They usually mean the same underlying condition is expressing itself in a different way. For patients living with chronic illness, the hardest part is often not the symptoms themselves but feeling dismissed, doubted, or blamed for them. Being told you should be better by now creates shame instead of support. Listening matters. Believing patients matters. Chronic conditions require ongoing care, flexibility, and compassion, not judgment for still being sick. VC: mikkzazon #chronicillness #invisibleillness #chronicpain #spoonie #spoonielife #painmanagement #medicalgaslighting #patientadvocacy #doctorsoftiktok #healthtok #fibromyalgia #pots #eds #autoimmune #chronicfatigue #disabilityawareness
#Ed's Reel by @rxpharmax - Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes (EDS) 🧬
Ehlers-Danlos syndromes are a group of inherited connective tissue disorders caused by defects in collagen synthesis
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Ehlers–Danlos Syndromes (EDS) 🧬 Ehlers–Danlos syndromes are a group of inherited connective tissue disorders caused by defects in collagen synthesis or structure. They are characterized by joint hypermobility, skin hyperextensibility, and tissue fragility. Severity varies widely—from mild joint issues to serious vascular complications—making early recognition and multidisciplinary care essential. Key features: • Joint hypermobility & frequent dislocations • Stretchy, fragile skin with poor wound healing • Easy bruising • Chronic pain & fatigue • Vascular complications (in vascular EDS) #EhlersDanlosSyndrome #EDS #RareDiseaseAwareness #ConnectiveTissueDisorder #GeneticDisorder
#Ed's Reel by @thefibroguy (verified account) - These tiny bumps may look concerning, but they're often harmless and mostly cosmetic. They appear when fat from the heel's cushioning pushes through t
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These tiny bumps may look concerning, but they’re often harmless and mostly cosmetic. They appear when fat from the heel’s cushioning pushes through the connective tissue, often triggered by pressure on your feet. 👣 Who gets them? PPP can affect anyone but is more common in individuals with hypermobility or connective tissue conditions like Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS). 💡 What causes them? Increased foot pressure (like prolonged standing or intense activity). Connective tissue vulnerabilities. 🔔 Do they hurt? For most, PPP doesn’t cause pain. But if they do: Reduce time spent on your feet. Try orthotics or plastic heel cups to redistribute pressure. Maintain a healthy weight. ⚕️ Other treatment options (though results may vary): Compression socks, acupuncture, corticosteroid injections, or surgery in rare cases. ❌ Don’t confuse this with fat pad atrophy! Unlike PPP, fat pad atrophy causes the heel’s cushioning to thin over time, often making it feel like “walking on bones.” Causes include aging, trauma, and conditions like diabetes. 👟 Pro Tip: Your footwear matters! Modern shoes can disrupt your gait, increasing heel stress. Walking barefoot or on natural surfaces occasionally can strengthen and support foot health naturally. ✅ Takeaway: Piezogenic Pedal Papules are common, manageable, and often nothing to worry about. #hypermobility #thefibroguy #eds #fibromyalgia #ehlersdanlossyndrome #chronicpainrelief #painmanagement #adhd
#Ed's Reel by @nicolepelvicot (verified account) - You heard it here first - I have braces! 🫣😬

I've always had issues with my jaw with pain and constant clicking and popping in and out of place. I t
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You heard it here first - I have braces! 🫣😬 I’ve always had issues with my jaw with pain and constant clicking and popping in and out of place. I told my dentist for years that it felt like my lower jaw needed to be more forward, and I constantly found myself doing that on my own to help correct it. I have tried so many interventions over the last 10 to 15 years. I finally hit my breaking point last year and thankfully found an orthodontist who is super knowledgeable and very thorough in treating TMJ & airway issues. Shout out @mcdonaldorthostpete 👏🏼 So here I am for the next 12 to 18 months with a lovely mouth full of braces and my soon to be palate expander, which will be coming around the end of January. I’ll be sure to share more about my journey as I go! If you have any questions, let me know in the comments and follow for more! #hypermobility #hypermobileehlersdanlossyndrome #TMJD #jawpain #adultbraces #EDS

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