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Taylorbean

2y ago

Natural remedies for pain caused by Hypermobility Syndrome

Hi, what are some natural ways to help pain coming from hypermobility syndrome (and possible EDS)

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Kaislyn

1y ago

Fixing my diet has greatly helped me in the long run! I cut out dairy, heavily processed foods, greasy foods, food high in sugar, and certain types of bread! But for a quick pain fix if I’m hurting really bad, a warm/hot shower really helps. When I’m done, I rub tigers balm or icy hot on my most painful spot, if the shower didn’t help :)
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Branni

1y ago

If you can, attend meetings if there's any by you, and they'll give you lots of advice on pain relief.
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Elora36

1y ago

Heat but not for more that 15min at a time. Magnesium, b vitamins, vitamin D and omegas. Low inflammation diet (ie less dairy alcohol gluten fried food etc) Don’t sit for too long, it’s important to keep your blood circulating to bring oxygen etc to the areas of pain so they heal. Set timers every time you sit/lie down and get up and move around gently. I do 30min sitting, 10min moving but whatever works for you. It has made a big difference for me. Be gentle with yourself, and find a Pyisical therapist that specializes in hyper mobility. Instagram is a surprisingly good place to find them.
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Mommaspoondani

2y ago

B100 complex (with b2, b3, b5,6 and 12), CBD and Yerba mate are what keeps my pain at a minimum. I still have a LOT of subluxations in my large joints (hips, spine and shoulders) but I haven’t had issues with my elbows, ankles or fingers recently. Over the years things that worked in the past have stated causing flares (ex- yoga, stretching, light cardio like biking or swimming). I can still hula hoop with light hoops, swim leisurely and walk for short distances.
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SJP

2y ago

Gentle massage, non-hyperextended yoga poses, heat and cold packs for inflammation and tenderness, giving tired/achy joints extra support (ace bandage, KT tape) and rest.

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