| This is more properly called joint hypermobility, and some individuals with this condition find employment as contortionists. |
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| In some cases, hypermobility can lead to hernias, varicose veins, flat arched feet, foot ache or backache. |
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| Five years ago she had problems with hypermobility in the sacroiliac joint at the base of her spine. |
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| Ken had a greater risk of spraining his ankle because he has systemic hypermobility. |
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| Ehlers-Danlos syndrome is a connective tissue disorder resulting in joint hypermobility, skin extensibility, and tissue fragility. |
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| The first can result in a tall stature with long slim limbs, pectus carinatum, muscle hypotonia and joint hypermobility. |
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| This enabled a hypermobility which led to the jet set, and eventually to global nomads and the concept of a perpetual traveler. |
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| A wandering spleen occurs because of laxity or absence of the suspensory ligaments of the spleen, leading to hypermobility. |
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| Joint hypermobility is far more prevalent among patients with panic disorder than in the general population. |
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| I also have hypermobility, knock knee, crow's feet, fallen arches and I use a hearing aid. |
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| Joint hypermobility in patients with chondromalacia patella. |
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| Joint hypermobility leading to osteoarthrosis and chondrocalcinosis. |
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| Their sessions, at Marshall's midtown studio, change based on Toogood's needs, which include reining in hypermobility and improving proprioception. |
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