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Hypermobile spine can that cause lax ligaments in hips?
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Yes and no: The ligament issue on the spine will not directly affect ligament issues in the hips, but ligamentous laxity is usually a systemic condition and as such can affect the hips, spine, and other joints.
Answered 6/25/2019
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