In recent years research has shown the implications of hypermobility on someone’s condition. The healthcare community understands and recognizes better this joint disorder which is graded and it can be very severe. It is usually inherited and apart from affecting the joints it can also affect all systems of your body including digestion. In hypermobility the joints are able to move more than the average and the ligaments are loose.
This could result in joint subluxations, ligament and muscle sprains, dislocations and eventually osteoarthritic changes. As the passive stability of the joints provided by the ligaments is compromised, individuals experiencing hypermobility need to increase their joint stability with certain types of exercises. In the clinic we have noticed a correlation between hypermobility and scoliosis. Once the overall stability of the affected joints improves, the joint hypermobility could become an advantage.
Our licensed therapists are waiting to help get you back to 100%. Have a consultation, assessment and exercise plan on your first visit.
We offer tailored treatment plans after hearing from you, assessing and understanding your needs.
Our online exercise planner is accessible 24/7 to provide the motivation you need for the best results.
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