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I was diagnosed with hyperflexibility in my spine and neck (among other places) and i was wondering what the disadvantages to this are?
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Hyperflexibility: Hyperflexibility may indicate generalized ligamentous laxity and joint laxity which may make you more susceptible to injuries such as subluxations and dislocations. See a physician for evaluation if you have an lingering/persistent pains.
Answered 4/22/2013
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