More Than Hypermobility: An interplay of Comorbidities | Dr. Brayden Yellman, MD, Rheumatologist

In this detailed presentation, Dr. Brayden Yellman, MD and Rheumatologist, from the Bateman Horne Center, presents his research on Comorbidities in Hypermobility, EDS, and Mast Cell Activation Syndrome.
Presented at the November 2023 ILC Conference: The Lurking Symptomology
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[@Robin-s9h]

Thank you for doing this. It really helps explain things to the family.

[@KittenCasserole]

Fantastic presentation, thanks so much for sharing

[@EJFromTheShadows]

On the slide for mast cell triggers, it lists Acetylcholine complement fragments (C3a, C4a, C5a). Would a patient with myasthenia gravis have more of these fragments that could possibly triggering their MCAS?

[@brittanysturgill7513]

I need a diagnosis do you have any colleagues in Cincinnati Ohio you can recommend? I want to be seen by a professional that understands eds . ❤