Do You Have Generalized Joint Hypermobility? Take This Quiz to Find Out Your Next Steps!
Think you may be hypermobile, but not sure? Take this quiz to see if you may be hypermobile + best next steps for you!
Note: This quiz is for informational and educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The results of this quiz are not a medical diagnosis and should not be used as a replacement for a comprehensive evaluation by a qualified healthcare provider.
Can you touch your thumb to your forearm?
Can you extend your elbows or knees backward beyond a straight line (hyperextension)?
Can you place your hands flat on the floor without bending your knees?
Have you ever been described as "double-jointed" or extra flexible?
Do you experience frequent joint pains without reason?
Have you ever had a joint partially dislocate (sublux) or fully dislocate?
Do your joints sometimes feel unstable, like they might give out?
Have you had frequent sprains, strains, or overuse injuries?
Do you feel like your muscles are constantly tight or fatigued despite being flexible?
Do you avoid certain activities due to joint pain or fear of injury?
Strong Signs of Hypermobility
You're likely hypermobile!
Next Steps: Start hypermobile-safe strengthening + learn more about your body
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You May be Hypermobile
You have some hypermobility traits and are possibly hypermobile
Note: This quiz looks for generalized hypermobility and does not take into account every symptom.
Next Steps: Track symptoms, strengthen joints, learn more
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Recommended:
📝 Liked this quiz and want to learn more about how hypermobility can present? Take our Systemic Effects of Hypermobility quiz next!
Additional Info:
Sign up for our Newsletter to get information delivered right to your inbox once a week on all things hypermobility, dysautonomia, and get a free download of our new Flare Day Flow Chart 💕
Take a look at our Pocket PT membership for hypermobile-specific coaching and workouts
Find even more information on our Resources page
Likely Not Hypermobile
It's possible that your pain could be caused from instability, but according to your results, you are not likely to have a significant amount of generalized hypermobility. Movement still matters with symptom management.
Next Steps: Look into other causes of pain, rule out autoimmune disorders, update blood work, seek professional help. Aim to meet movement guidelines for health.