I have been fairly lucky in that I have the easier end of the eds spectrum.
These are: headaches three or four times a week, annoying to sore but does make chores more difficult.
Joint pains, annoying to very sore. Rarely painful.
Dizziness on standing up or standing too long.
Annoying this week is the acid reflux and heartburn, restarted meds as was able to manage without for a couple of months. Thank God!
Other gut issues, IBS like symptoms, sometimes really sore. Daily symptoms. Too painful to drive occasionally.
Urinary urgency and frequency, varies with hormones.
Not able to walk far which is limiting life's enjoyment. Varies with hormones.
7 fold more likely to have autism, am on the waiting list,
Allergies: to an antibiotic family and bog standard dust mite/ hayfever/ feathers
Asthma more likely and I have recently been prescribed an inhaler as got restricted breathing with bonfire smoke.
Anxiety, tend to be a bit of a panicker really. Little things massively stress me out as anyone round here for a while will testify! This could be autism related.
Dental crowding, four teeth out to make room. Gum issues more likely.
Fatigue. This is a major issue as sometimes I just cannot get things done or if I do, I get a next day too exhausted to move day where I can hardly manage to get out of bed other than the basics of feeding children. I have learned to pace myself more but it is very frustrating.
I bruise easily, used to get random swellings in hands and fingers.
Random falls, trips, wobbles, bumps, stumbles, walking into things etc. (Wing mirrors and doorframes and door handles mainly. )
More sinussy when have a cold, can't remember if this is proven with research though.
Pregnancy issues included worse nausea, worse joint pains, they really hurt, quick labour ( advantage!)
Poor wound healing and infected stitches, ouch!
Menopause is interesting, at one stage I was walking like a puppet on a string as legs would not do what they were told. Seems to be improving a bit now though.
Sometimes I get a weird sensation of liquid trickling down the inside of my skull and headaches, not often though.
I do get the misunderstanding of medics and other professionals though. As described in scientific literature.
I don't get dislocations though.
And have developed an academic crush on M Castori, who is currently researching a lot in this area. or is that just orthostatic hypotension?