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In August 2022, 3,064 people in a UK COVID biobank said whether they were back to normal and the 5 part Hakim and Grahame hypermobility questionnaire. Hypermobility was not specifically associated with catching COVID. It was associated with not having recovered, odds ratio 1.43 raw and 1.33 adjusted, which the authors call about 30 percent more likely. They raise it as a possible sub-phenotype of long COVID. Hypermobility also predicted higher fatigue, which mediated the link. At Mayo's long COVID clinics, 27 percent of 247 responders screened positive, against 10 percent of 40 controls. The limit: self reported questionnaires, both questions at one sitting, an association, and neither study diagnosed hEDS. Not a doctor, not medical advice. Tell whoever treats your long COVID you're hypermobile. Tell me what they said. Sources: Eccles JA, et al. BMJ Public Health. 2024;2(1):e000478. PMID 40018183 Grach SL, et al. Front Neurol. 2024;15:1482917. PMID 39524912 #heds #hypermobileehlersdanlossyndrome #ehlersdanlos #longcovid
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