Types of EDS Q&A with Dr. David Saperstein - #shorts
Dr. David Saperstein addresses a common question about Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes (EDS): whether an individual can have more than one type. He clarifies that while it is theoretically possible for a person to inherit two different types of EDS—one from each parent—this occurrence is extraordinarily rare. Typically, a person will have only one type of EDS. He also notes that having symptoms that overlap into different types does not equate to having multiple forms of EDS.
Published May 06, 2024
