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Should a person with hypermobility syndrome be a doctor or be in the medical field such as physiotherapist? will they be physically fit?
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Depends: Unless the hypermobility syndrome is very severe and has been associated with instability and/or dislocations, i think it would be perfectly fine to be a physiotherapist, and the patient can potentially be as physically fit as anyone else.
Answered 2/10/2017
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