Dr. Z works with the musculoskeletal issues of EDS patients using a wide variety of synergistic methods to restore alignment, strength, and stabilization to reduce pain and debility.
Welcome to Inspire and to the EDS and HSD community! The Ehlers-Danlos Society's Healthcare Professionals Directory is a great place to start when looking for providers in your area who have experience with EDS and HSD.
Be sure to get on the FB GA EDS support group - tons of Atlanta recommendations in the group documents, including several neurologists. I went to Nassim Nabavi at Midtown Neurology and loved her - very EDS-informed, as well as thorough and kind.
Retha and Kalnym, Apprarently there is a association between EDS‘ers having some types of issues with (in some cases) thicker, ingrown hairs etc.. note* including there is an association between EDS and a condition known as Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS) I stumbled upon some former discussion threads regarding HS here in the group (if interested you can find them via the group search bar, at ...
I need help finding some physicians in NC or SC that have experience with EDS. Neurologist, General, orthopedics would be lovely.
There is not evidence that hyaluronic acid injections are beneficial for people who have a type of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) or Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder (HSD). There have been mixed results for people with EDS/HSD who have tried hyaluronic acid injections.
Hi, yes it can be hard to find an EDS P.T. I don't know of any in the Seattle area. However, there are some P.T. providers who are kind and are willing to learn how to help you. There is a book you can give them: Living Life to the Fullest With Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome by Kevin Muldowney. It has EDS P.T. exercises in it.