Hi and thank you for asking us

Through the question and statement you gave on the above section, i completely understand your concern over this matter. For your information hypermobile joint can be caused by:

• bone shape or the depth of the joint sockets
• muscle tone or strength
• a poor sense of proprioception, which is the ability to sense how far you’re stretching
• a family history of hypermobility

Usually, people with hypermobile joints don’t have other symptoms, so they don’t need treatment for their condition.

However, you should see a doctor if you have:

• pain in the loose joint during or after movement
• sudden changes in the appearance of the joint
• changes in mobility, specifically in the joints
• changes in the functioning of your arms and legs

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So far there are no research on whether milk can be used to treat hypermobile joint. Therefore, we greatly suggest that you refer this to your nearest medical doctor. If you have any more enquiries, you can click on the link (DoctorOnCall) and speak to our doctors in private and get the consultation you need on the phone. Thank you.

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