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Chroniclyme

Updated 1y ago

Managing Hip Subluxations with EDS

Dear EDS warriors, How do you stop hip subluxations? I have noticed having some type of one 2-4 times a day and idk if that is too much or what I should do?

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Macemoments

2y

Hi! Have you tried PT? A great Pt will help a lot. I also bought a tempra pedic mattress & it helped. I know it’s expensive but a good quality foam mattress topper might do. I would wake up from pain like someone was pulling my leg out of socket. Also if I am standing long somewhere I wear good shoes for support. Especially cooking, kitchen etc. I wear Brooks tennis shoes. Again expensive but mine last years. Mine do it walking on uneven surfaces. I fall a lot. I know I will need replacements at some point. Getting my 1st knee done in fall.
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Chroniclyme

2y

I have but not specifically for this issue. I am still waiting to be officially diagnosed. But my hips are always in so much pain. Thank you for the advice. Mine do it just at random or even when I am trying to get comfortable in bed and over extend my legs out.
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Wiseowl213

2y

Take note of when/how they happen and try to change the way you are doing the thing. Slow down and move more carefully if possible
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DanceJoy

2y

I wear a pair of exercise /yoga/leggings underneath my clothing. It provides feedback to my brain as to where my body is in space and the mild compression helps to keep my knees and hips where they're supposed to be. Without the leggings it feels like my bones are separating a bit.
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Chroniclyme

2y

oh wow. For me it just happens sometimes when I go to sit down or bend over or just randomly or when I sleep. Idk how to stop myself lol
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Rockerstylist

2y

I got a brace from Amazon that seems to help.
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Chroniclyme

2y

a brace for your hips?
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Macemoments

2y

I do wear a strong brace on my right knee if I am going to be up for long periods. The only thing is it can cause muscle spasms in my calf then later. I use magnesium cream on it.

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