Dr. Grace | hEDS, pelvic floor
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Hannah | DBT in OKC :
Bruhhhhh do we think EDS contributes to easier births though? Because they just slide right out? Because, yes, pregnancy was a nightmare. But actual delivery was a breeze.
2025-10-05 02:45:47
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Carina Shines ✨ :
Just in case anyone with hypermobility is watching this and dreading pregnancy, please know it can also be a wonderful time. 2 pregnancies, pain free except for some mild aches and pains that were usually relieved with yoga, and I had easy births with no tearing. It can go either way!
2025-10-05 02:28:41
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BlondeSanity :
POTS and pregnancy please. I was told that my baby or myself would not survive.
2025-10-05 15:05:08
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existentialcrisis :
The ligament pain was awful. I wish this stuff had been talked about back when I had kids. Long term damage to my body was profound.
2025-10-05 00:32:03
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The Cozy Gal :
my pelvis felt like it was going to split apart and every doctor I told just kept telling me it was normal 😭 p.s. I havent been diagnosed with HEDS but I really think I have it
2025-10-05 05:13:04
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bel :
I didn't know I was hypermobile until i got pregnant. it destroyed my body, I've been doing therapy for 3 years and i feel like I'll never go back to normal. birth was easy peasy though which is slay
2025-10-05 21:16:56
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Mary :
My hip would pop out and I would literally lose control of my legs. It was fun 🤦♀
2025-10-05 00:51:50
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Nikki ( the little loud one) :
Cervical Incompetence is a thing too.
2025-10-05 04:41:21
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LoganKaylynn :
Everyone thought I was sooo dramatic. Diagnosed with hEDS 2 years later 😂 TOLD YALL
2025-10-05 20:03:13
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lakoyabohna :
I didn't notice it with my 1st, but my 2nd pregnancy was absolutely awful.
2025-10-05 02:07:50
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Hannah🌻| First time mama🤱🏻 :
I am 32 weeks with suspected hyper-mobility and currently under the care and regimen of an osteopath. I am so uncomfortable all the time. SPD makes it hard to walk and a pretty much straight diaphragm makes it hard to breathe when it's already hard at this stage
2025-10-05 18:07:35
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theirreverentreader :
Yep, I had to quit working at 6 months & go to physical therapy. I still do some of the things the PT taught me, 13 years later.
2025-10-05 02:41:26
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Meg :
I got really bad sciatica during pregnancy but the sickness I had the entire pregnancy was horrendous. In the end i weighed less than I did before I got pregnant. There was a study about EDS and sickness. The easiest part of the pregnancy was the labour though!!!!
2025-10-05 15:08:22
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Janae George Green :
My pelvic pain was so intense from the second trimester on 😭 this was before I was even as bad as I am now
2025-10-05 00:33:10
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Bethany :
Wish I’d known when I was pregnant- just got diagnosed. Pregnancy was rough
2025-10-05 03:43:37
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leeniebean :
I had crippling plantar fasciitis with both pregnancies. I could barely walk across the room. Didn’t know until my youngest was 6 that I had EDS.
2025-10-06 02:46:30
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ghostmode1229 :
meeeee! I had SPD and my arches collapsed. I had no idea I was hypermobile
2025-10-05 23:16:42
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Monique Momplè :
I had chiro visits fortnightly and then weekly, pregnancy support belt anytime I walked anywhere, stretches in the morning and at night, and as much rest as possible. Even then I was still in pain but it improved significantly and once I gave birth I started strength training 4 weeks PP (body weight and very gentle to start). 9 months PP and I feel almost back to normal (well as normal as you can feel when hyper mobile 😅)
2025-10-05 13:26:08
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Nicole Mohamed :
I have the kind of EDS where my pelvic floor decided to overactivate to keep me stable. My bladder prolapsed too. I had my last baby 7 yrs ago and my pelvic floor is STILL overactivated😭
2025-12-02 19:56:03
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Briar147 :
Pregnancy hurt so much. I didn't know I had hEDS. I went to pelvic floor physio and still had a rectocele 8 years later
2025-12-02 00:43:23
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The Plumber’s Wife :
I just had SIJ Fusion due to 16+ years of SIJ dysfunction after my first baby. Also had to have abdominoplasty for muscle repair bc my 6” diastasis recti never recovered either.
2025-10-07 15:42:18
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Rachel :
Are hemerroids common with hEDS, especially after two pregnancies 😭
2025-10-05 01:24:38
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Canada ex cultist :
do you know if it gets worse with each birth? I'm a mess since I had my son... but I want another one. 🥺
2025-10-13 01:16:30
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Kelsey Williams566 :
My absolute main problem is that after I gave birth everything got very stiff and tight. Its been 18 months and I am in so much pain. Its never been below a 5 since then. I don't have a diagnosis and I haven't received any help. I go to dr after dr and nothing.
2025-10-05 12:54:20
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GorgeousGolden :
It also increases the risk for ectopic pregnancy 🥲 they don’t tend to mention that one until it happens
2025-10-05 14:52:53
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