Is your body feeling stiff and achy? Are you struggling with everyday activities like walking, running, or even just standing for extended periods of time? If so, you may be suffering from hypermobility disorder. In this article, we explore the disorder and how Physiomove can help you take control of your life again with specialized physiotherapy services. Read on to find out more about how Physiomove can help manage this challenging disorder.
What is Hypermobility Disorder?
For many people, living with a chronic disorder can be difficult and complex. Hypermobility Disorder is one such disorder that affects the joints of the body and can cause pain, fatigue and other physical issues.
Symptoms of Hypermobility Syndrome:
Symptoms vary from person to person, but some of the most common signs of Hypermobility Syndrome include
- Joint pain
- Joint swelling
- Joint dislocation
- limited range of motion
- Joint instability, and joint stiffness.
Additionally, those with the condition may have difficulty performing everyday tasks, such as dressing and getting in and out of bed. People with Hypermobility Syndrome may also experience chronic pain and fatigue, as well as joint instability when standing or walking. Other symptoms associated with the condition are dislocations, subluxations, and tendon and ligament instability. Additionally, those with Hypermobility Syndrome may experience poor posture, clumsiness, headaches, and difficulty with balance.
Is Physiotherapy good for Hypermobility?
Through various exercises and stretches, physiotherapy can help improve strength and balance. It can help to improve motor control and coordination, which can be especially beneficial for those with hypermobility. This can help to reduce pain and improve overall joint function.
Physiotherapy can also help to reduce the risk of injury and pain associated with hypermobility. By, strengthening and stabilizing the affected joints it helps to prevent future problems from developing. In addition to the physical benefits, physiotherapy can also help those with hypermobility on a psychological level. It can help to reduce stress, anxiety and depression related to the condition.
Also, it can also increase self-esteem and help individuals to feel more in control of their lives. Overall, physiotherapy is a great option for those with hypermobility disorder. It can help to improve physical strength, reduce pain, and improve the overall quality of life.
How can Physiomove help you?
Chronic joint pain and fatigue can drastically reduce your quality of life, making it difficult to do even the simplest of everyday tasks. If you or someone you know is dealing with a chronic condition such as hypermobility disorder, physiotherapy from Physiomove can provide much-needed relief
Physiomove has a wealth of experience in treating hypermobility disorder. We can help to relieve your pain, improve your range of motion, and increase your strength and stability. We will also work with you to enable you to manage your condition and prevent further deterioration.
Our team of physiotherapists will tailor a treatment plan specifically for you, based on your individual needs. This may include exercises, manual therapy, and advice on lifestyle changes. Our aim is to help you achieve the best possible outcome. Contact us today to book an appointment. Give us a call at 03335 775 663 for more information!
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