Ehlers Danlos Syndrome Explained Clearly

Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS) explained, including subtypes such as Hypermobile EDS and Vascular EDS. We look at the hypermobility criteria (including Beighton score), as well as Ehlers Danlos Syndrome treatment.

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Video Timestamps:
0:00 What is Ehlers Danlos Syndrome?
0:25 Ehlers Danlos Syndrome Pathophysiology
1:17 Ehlers Danlos Syndrome Causes
1:50 Ehlers Danlos Syndrome Symptoms and Signs
4:17 Ehlers Danlos Syndrome Diagnosis
6:15 Ehlers Danlos Syndrome Treatment

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[ameenavaughn]

I work for a genetics department and it’s so hard to get in I’m so sorry for anyone dealing with this diagnosis 🥺

[alisonpalmer]

I had my eyes tested last week and my retina are thinning, another joy of EDHS, it never ends😢

[ZoeMacK]

Oh my gosh!! I literally think I have this!!!! For years I've had almost all these symptoms and noone can figure out what is wrong with me. Now I have degenerative disc disease as well!!!

[thisbeme]

My aunt was just diagnosed and I hit a bunch of markers and have been complaining to my dr about these symptoms for years so knowing they all come together in one little bow of Eds I’m just hoping to get a diagnosis before I have to move across the country where I have no doc

[Flayqy]

Im born with EDS too, i got it from my mum, shes already got chronic pain in her back cause of it, im 16 and ive already had a back injury when i was younger, I was jumping at a trampoline park and i jumped down wrong from this tall platform, my back basically folded, ever since then i just have back pain almost everyday, but im so used to it that i dont notice it until it gets more painful

[midasmelee]

My doctor thinks I could have this, my health has been on the decline for years and is only getting worse, hopefully I’ll be able to get diagnosed and if I do, I get treatment

[alisonpalmer]

Funny as my kids and I who have this all walked very early, still not good

[tankunext]

So all I have is super bendy elbows and some joint pain and 1 flat foot but i think that was from a trauma, im 28. Ive never had dislocations, and my skin is normal other than eczema.

I think im probably on a mild scale of this. Im a paramedic and my EKG is normal, so at least it aint my heart.

[jwmmitch]

Me thinking "can't all kids/teens put their palms on the floor without bending their knees?"

Follow by "i wonder if my stiff 47 yo ass can still do that" and with a good hamstring stretch i can still put my palms on the floor. Although i used to be able to put my feet behind my head i definitely can't do that anymore

[Whitewillow]

How do we know if it’s ONLY genetic if everyone in a 4-5 generations have had childhood vaccines? Is there control group that didn’t have any so we can prove it’s purely genetic? If not, we have to scientifically study its its genetic or vaccine injury or both

[nicoleholzapfel]

Please speak English. These medical terms are too complex.