Only recently. I've had symptoms of it all my life. Funny pains as a kid, brushed off as growing pains, subluxing shoulders, told its because I have weak muscle tone and a heavy chest, but when I was pregnant from about 9 weeks I had such bad PGP, and my ligaments went too loose. I went for a walk in Asda, shiny floors, and went from being stiff as a brick to doing ballerina style splits in seconds. I know you produce more elastin when pregnant so I just brushed it off. That did get better post partum but the pain stayed.
In the past 12 months though I have been to first point physio about my arm not working properly, my shoulder getting stiff and not being able to lift my arm higher than a salute, not being able to get tops on and off, pain in my groin/hip, knee pain that never went away with exercises, a subluxing cuboid bone, peroneal tendinitis, and a lifelong pain when trying to grip pens and pencils, or plates, paper bags with no handles etc.
After my 5th physio appointment they said there's no point adding to the list of diagnoses when 1 will do the job. I barely scraped the Beighton test as the joints affected aren't scored for on the Beighton test, but I scored enough to be referred to MSK from first point physio, and I received my diagnosis this past month or so.
I've been on and off with physio all my life though for things like tight hamstrings and loose quads, having a fizzy feeling in my legs, being off balance all of the time, not being able to carry my newborn without significant back pain even with a well fitted carrier.
I think they only took me seriously though after my autism diagnosis as it's a known comorbidity.