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Spotting Hypermobile EDS Early In Kids And Teens: With Dr. Sarah Cohen-Solomon
1 hour 1 minutes Posted Apr 29, 2026 at 10:00 am.
Why The Flexible Kid Gets Missed
Podcast Mission And Medical Disclaimer
Dr Solomon’s Diagnosis And Calling
What Hypermobile EDS Really Means
Management Over A Magic Cure
Manual Therapy And Neck Adjustment Risk
Early Signs Parents Should Not Ignore
Flexibility Versus Instability Red Flags
Why Early Recognition Changes Everything
Advocacy Without Triggering The System
Medical Trauma And The Right Role For Therapy
Endometriosis Links And Pelvic Pain Data
Being Believed And Learning What’s Normal
Part Two Preview And Next Steps
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Send us a text with a question or thought on this episode ( We cannot replay from this link) The “extra flexible” kid is often celebrated, not evaluated and that can be the start of a long road of unexplained injuries, chronic pain, and being told it’s “just growing pains.” I’m joined by Dr. Sarah Cohen Solomon, a pediatric specialist in hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (hEDS) who brings something rare to the table: deep clinical expertise plus lived experience of hypermobility, pelvic pain...