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@songyotkhumphai: #เคลมที่นอนกับLunio ที่แรกคิดว่าจะไม่ได้แล้วเพราะหาชื่อในระบบไม่เจอแต่สุดท้ายเจ้าหน้าของLunioเขาก็ไม่ยอมเขาก็หาข้อมูลและแจ้งกับมาว่าจะมีการเคลมให้แถมได้รุ่นใหม่อีกไม่ต้องเสียค่าใช้จ่ายมีเพียงค่าบริการจัดส่ง400บาท

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2026-06-05 14:16:35
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Whenever someone has chronic, unexplained GI symptoms, I almost always screen for hypermobility. And I’m not just looking for loose joints. One of the biggest clues can actually be the opposite: muscles that are chronically tight because they’re working overtime to stabilize joints that have more ligamentous laxity. In other words, hypermobility doesn’t always look loose. Sometimes it looks tight. Two places I pay particular attention to are the cervical muscle chain and the pelvic floor. The neck is constantly trying to stabilize the head and cervical spine, while the pelvic floor often becomes recruited to help stabilize the pelvis and hips. Over time, that compensation can show up as chronic neck and shoulder tightness, pelvic floor tension, pelvic pain, constipation, incomplete evacuation, or urinary symptoms. And identifying hypermobility changes the menu of what else might be going on. Suddenly, things like dysautonomia, MCAS, vascular compression syndromes, pelvic floor dysfunction, and GI motility disorders may deserve a closer look. So when someone comes to me with chronic, unexplained GI symptoms, some of my first questions are often about what’s happening well beyond the gut. #mcas #ibs #dysautonomia #heds #mastcellactivationsyndrome
Whenever someone has chronic, unexplained GI symptoms, I almost always screen for hypermobility. And I’m not just looking for loose joints. One of the biggest clues can actually be the opposite: muscles that are chronically tight because they’re working overtime to stabilize joints that have more ligamentous laxity. In other words, hypermobility doesn’t always look loose. Sometimes it looks tight. Two places I pay particular attention to are the cervical muscle chain and the pelvic floor. The neck is constantly trying to stabilize the head and cervical spine, while the pelvic floor often becomes recruited to help stabilize the pelvis and hips. Over time, that compensation can show up as chronic neck and shoulder tightness, pelvic floor tension, pelvic pain, constipation, incomplete evacuation, or urinary symptoms. And identifying hypermobility changes the menu of what else might be going on. Suddenly, things like dysautonomia, MCAS, vascular compression syndromes, pelvic floor dysfunction, and GI motility disorders may deserve a closer look. So when someone comes to me with chronic, unexplained GI symptoms, some of my first questions are often about what’s happening well beyond the gut. #mcas #ibs #dysautonomia #heds #mastcellactivationsyndrome

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