Ligamentous laxity
by Roni
I’ve always heard that progesterone is the factor responsible for allowing the ligaments involved in the process of vaginal delivery to relax. I suffer from a connective tissue disorder called Ehler’s Danlos Syndrome. Do you think progesterone therapy will exasperate my ligamentous laxity and vascular fragility?
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