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Which type of Arthritis?

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Hi everyone, I have joint hypermobility and have just been told by Rheumatologist I have Arthritis in my feet which is likely caused by the hypermobility, he didnt say which type. Any ideas?

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Most likely to be osteoarthritis. I have the same. We are prone to developing it earlier than the general population

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cyberbarn

I have osteoarthritis in my feet too. I have had surgery on each one, and due for a big toe joint replacement soon.

When I was a teen I had my congenital bunions corrected by surgery. Back then (in the 1970s) they told me that I would get arthritis in my feet at a young age, but I didn't have a diagnoses of EDS then.

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