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HIPERMOBILITY AND HYPOTONIA- WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE❓️

Hypermobility, or excessive mobility, is characterized by excessive range of motion in joints, often resulting from connective tissue laxity. Hypotonia, in turn, is decreased muscle tone, which manifests itself through, among other things, muscle laxity and delays in motor development.

Hypermobility:

Excessive joint mobility, exceeding the normal range of motion, often associated with laxity of ligaments and joint capsules.

Symptoms:

Increased range of motion in joints, joint pain, susceptibility to dislocations and sprains.

Causes:

Genetic predisposition, abnormalities in connective tissue structure.

Consequences:

Joint injuries, premature joint wear, development of degenerative diseases.

Hypotonia:

Reduced muscle tone, i.e., muscle weakness.

Symptoms: Muscle flaccidity, difficulty maintaining posture, delays in motor development (sitting, walking).

Causes: Multiple causes, including neurological and genetic.

Consequences: Delays in psychomotor development, coordination problems, difficulty performing daily activities.

In summary, hypermobility is excessive joint mobility, while hypotonia is decreased muscle tone.

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