Guest guest Posted February 24, 2004 Report Share Posted February 24, 2004 Hello everyone; I read this posting the other day and had to post it on the message board so others will be able to reach out to help this person. I will not mention the board that I received it from, yet I know with our help we should be able to come up with some of the anwsers to the questions and to direct this person in the right direction to find the best care possible. " Barbie Dean (---.proxy.aol.com) Date: 02-19-04 19:11 My daughter at a very young age would scream in pain if she was pulled by the arm to hard to were I would have to rush her to the ER. This went on for several years. With shoulder pain then started with hip pain. I really don't know if it was disloacted. By the time they would pull and twist on her shoulder and hips then did a x-ray they could not find anything. They would state it could have dislocated and then just when back in place. She has always had joint and stomach pain and she is flexiable. She was in the ER when a doctor suggested I take her to gentics at Jonh Hopkins. Hopkins stated she had EDS type III but tested her for Type4 but it was neg. I took her for a 2nd opion at U of land who stated to me EDS does not even have type III any longer. So confused I took her to Childrens in DC who stated yes she did. So her gentics doctor stated take her to a rhematogist to help because she is having a lot a back, joint pain and swelling in the knees. On 02/17/04 I took her to a rhemo. who stated he would not call hypermobility EDS III. Stating he sees EDS patients who can dislocated when asked and we have no right to call her a EDS patient. Do you have to have dislocation to have EDS type III. can make something like a lump on her shoulder and her hips. He states is is muscle not a dislocation. He states her joints hurt because she might have arthrist She does have mvp. Her gentics provider is stating ok the proivder must only see adults and not young children so take her to pain managment. I am afraid to take her to anyone else. She is 12 years old and is really upset because some say yes and others state no. Has anyone else gone through this " Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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