Evaluation of Kinesiophobia and Its Correlations with Pain and Fatigue in Joint Hypermobility Syndrome/Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome Hypermobility Type

Table 1

General characteristics.

Characteristic	Frequency; (total = 42)	%
Gender (female/male)	40/2	95.2/4.8
Positive family history	19	45.2
Contortionism in pediatric age	35	83.3
Motor delay/clumsiness	9	21.4
Residual joint hypermobility (Beighton ≥4)	31	73.8
Recurrent (≥3) joint dislocations	31	73.8
Recurrent (≥3) soft tissue lesions	18	42.8
Chronic back pain	33	78.6
Chronic arthralgias	35	83.3
Chronic myalgias	36	85.7
Chronic fatigue	37	88.1
Recurrent headaches	32	76.2
Unrefreshing sleep	31	73.8
Impaired memory/concentration	24	57.1
Velvety/smooth skin	31	73.8
Hyperextensible skin	11	26.2
Easy bruising	29	69.0
Eyelid ptosis	17	40.5
Varicose veins/hemorrhoids	7	16.7
Hernias	2	4.8
Uterine/vesical/rectal prolapse	4	9.5