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The following outlines potential existing symptoms and associated conditions commonly seen in individuals with hypermobility , including those with overlapping dysautonomia/POTS and MCAS . These symptoms can span multiple body systems and often overlap, contributing to complex clinical presentations. Understanding these patterns can help guide appropriate screening, interdisciplinary care, and individualized management strategies. POTENTIAL EXISTING SYMPTOMS DUE TO HYPERMOBIL

When living with hypermobility, gastrointestinal (GI) symptoms often feel like an unpredictable companion. Reflux, bloating, fatigue after meals, or sudden bowel changes can make daily life challenging and confusing. Nutrition counselling offers a structured, evidence-based way to understand these symptoms, identify triggers, and build strategies that support both gut health and overall wellbeing. As a clinical dietitian working in hypermobility care, I want to give you a cle

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