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Suggest Treatment For Joint Hypermobility Syndrome

My son just diagnosed with joint hypermobility syndrome. He has cervical issues along with lower back and joint pain, esp hips and knees. He missed 3/4 of senior year due to irretractable pain, increasing weakness, and horrible fatigue. Dr. gave us an article about it and said lifestyle change. Now no idea where to go for help. He just graduated and unable to make plans for his future due to not knowing what his body will allow him to do. Where do we go from here? My email address is YYYY@YYYY .
Mon, 8 Aug 2016
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till such time give symptomatic treatment for relieving pain. can consult neurologist for examination and advise on treatment. take counseling from physician and in my opinion he can per-sue his carrier.what is his aim for persueing carrier it is genetic disorder no treatment is required. there is laxity of tendon and joints move beyond the permissible limit. sohecan learn to-live with it and regulate his life with this condition. can pursue his carrier with it.
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Suggest Treatment For Joint Hypermobility Syndrome

till such time give symptomatic treatment for relieving pain. can consult neurologist for examination and advise on treatment. take counseling from physician and in my opinion he can per-sue his carrier.what is his aim for persueing carrier it is genetic disorder no treatment is required. there is laxity of tendon and joints move beyond the permissible limit. sohecan learn to-live with it and regulate his life with this condition. can pursue his carrier with it.