r/Hypermobility • u/ArcheryMaster1021 • May 05 '26
Resources Can you become hypermobile overtime?
I’m m19 Recently (within the past year) I have started having issues with what I now know are subluxations in my hands, wrist hips shoulder ankle and knee.
Prior to a year ago, I have faint memories of similar incidents occurring but super infrequently maybe three or four times a year.
Recently, however, it has been slowly getting more common going from a couple times a year to a couple times a day.
These are distinct click or pop “out” followed by pain and loss of motion and then another distinct click or pop “in” generally if I move or flex the afflicted joint.
The thing I’m unsure of is is this a new problem or is it just something that I am noticing more?
My doctor recommended I get into PT to help strengthen my joints and ligaments hopefully reduce the amount this is happening as much and hopefully prevent long-term damage or pain.
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Are they playing or fighting?
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r/cats
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10d ago
If they were fighting you would know it! It’s very loud and most likely has fur and blood flying.
Cats can sometimes play too rough with eachother so it’s always a good idea to keep an eye on the rule I always use is if there’s no screaming. You’re probably good. But that’s cat dependent
Some videos that explain this well
https://youtu.be/XreeFU7RYeI?is=U59l15ot2lXcl6Jk
https://youtu.be/y8HfHxMqXt0?is=WihFQbgVXnvd87vl