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Have ehlers danlos hypermobile syndrome will exercises 2 strenghten hip joints(they r not lax) prevent dislocation 100% if they never dislocated?
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Doubt they will: Exercise is still good for you. As muscle tone can help prevent side effects of being loose. Muscle is protective
Answered 11/24/2016
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