Everyone in the world is double jointed not many people know that
There is no specific data on the number of people in the US who are double-jointed, as it is not a medical condition but rather a colloquial term to describe individuals with hypermobility in their joints. Hypermobility varies in severity and prevalence among different population groups.
Usually people that are Asian, or come from Asia, are double jointed. But still, it's possible to have someone that is not Asian be double jointed?
It all depends, double jointed isn't a bad thing nor a good thing its just something people are.
Not necessarily. Although non-double-jointed people find the flexibility of double-jointed people appalling, it is a natural occurrence. It is just an ability that you were born with that others don't have, and since others don't have it, they find anything that they don't have appalling and 'gross'. Thus, being double-jointed is not gross, but a rather useful asset.
There is such thing as double jointed. The term double jointed is often used to describe someone with hypermobility. This allows the body to move in ways that are usually not normal for most people.
It all depends, double jointed isn't a bad thing nor a good thing its just something people are.
I was born double-jointed, or hypermobile, which is the specific and correct term that your doctor will use. (It also can be called hyperlaxity). It is possible to be hypermobile as an infant because people don't just suddenly become double-jointed. Hope this helped you!!!
No. In fact, "double jointed" means that they have more lax ligaments, allowing for increased flexibility, so they have more dislocations.
nope im double jointed in all my fingers and i can do and its cool
in some places
Yes, double jointed or hypermobility is when the joint is very flexible or lax. This can occurs in many joints but is most common in fingers and limbs. For example, if one is double jointed in their elbow, when they extend their arm the elbow will appear to be bent the opposite way or curving inward.