RX Physiotherapy
Welcome to the Rx Physiotherapy Podcast – your ultimate destination for expert insights on physio, rehab, health, and wellness. Join hosts April Patterson and Brendan Casey, seasoned physiotherapists as they dive deep into captivating topics each week, covering everything from physiotherapy essentials to nutritional secrets.
Dr. April Patterson, founder of RX Physiotherapy, holds a Doctor of Physiotherapy degree from Bond University. Her personal experiences with conditions like Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and TMJ issues drive her dedication to tailored, compassionate care.
With a commitment to staying updated on the latest advancements in physiotherapy, April ensures her patients receive top-notch, evidence-based treatments. In her spare time, she enjoys fitness, cooking, and spending time with her two dachshund pups and partner.
Explore more about RX Physiotherapy and discover additional resources to support your health journey by visiting: https://rxphysiotherapywollongong.com.au
Gain valuable insights and practical tips to improve your health and well-being each week.
Tune in, unwind, and embark on a journey through the vibrant realm of health and wellness with us. Ready to elevate your well-being? Let's dive in!
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4. Hypermobility EDS and Its Comorbidities You Should Know About
In this episode, April Patterson and Brendan Casey dive deep into the common comorbidities of Hypermobility EDS.
They discuss the various health challenges associated with hypermobility. From gastrointestinal issues to autonomic dysfunction and fibromyalgia, they shed light on the often-overlooked aspects of this condition.
Learn about the importance of individualized treatment approaches and advocacy for proper diagnosis. April shares personal insights into her journey with hypermobility, emphasizing the significance of listening to your body and avoiding the "more is better" mentality.
Tune in to gain valuable knowledge about managing hypermobility and advocating for your health.
Chapters
00:00 - Intro
02:22 - What is the most common comorbidity?
04:19 - What do people with hypermobility use to manage their GI problems?
06:55 - The second most common comorbidity
08:48 - How does it affect someone with POTS
11:24 - Why is more not better when exercising, especially if you're hypermobile?
13:20 - The third most common comorbidity
21:30 - Other common comorbidity
23:34 - Download the EDS checklist (Diagnosis Process)
30:13 - Quick 60 *rapid fire question*
34:17 - Outro
Disclaimer: Before making any health changes, consult with a healthcare professional.
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