What are some of the causes of hyperflixibility

Hyperflexibility (or hypermobility) are often not related any cause. In this case, it is called benign hypermobility.

Moreover, this pathology can also be linked to:

- abnormalities in the bone structure.

- abnormalities in muscle tone and rigidity;

- the presence of familial episodes of hypermobility (possibility of inheritance).

However, hypermobility can result from typical illnesses like:

- Down syndrome.

- Cleidocranial dysplasia.

- Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.

- Marfan syndrome.

- Morquio syndrome.

controllable stroke risk factors include:

high blood pressure

atrial fibrillation

uncontrolled diabetes

high cholesterol

smoking

excessive alcohol intake

obesity

carotid or coronary artery disease

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