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Is fatigue one of the common symptoms of hypermobility syndrome?
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No: Common symptoms include subluxation or dislocation of shoulders and patella. Generalized fatigue is not a part of this syndrome. If this persists you should see your primary care doctor to look into your fatigue.
Answered 12/22/2012
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