Researchers probe hidden link between anorexia, bendy joints, and pain
NCT ID NCT07159867
Summary
This study aims to understand if being very flexible (hypermobile) is common in young females with anorexia and if it helps explain why some experience pain. It also looks at whether jaw joint problems make eating more difficult. Researchers will examine 100 participants and ask them about their pain during a single clinic visit.
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Queen Silvias Children´s Hospital
Gothenburg, Västra Götaland County, 416 50, Sweden
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