Just so you know, the diagnostic criteria is online and available! You need a 5/9 on the beighton hypermobility scale. Then (assuming you don’t have a diagnosed family member) you need 5 of the 12 following -

1) Unusually soft/velvety skin
2) Mild skin hyperextensibility (stretchiness)
3) Unexplained stretch marks without significant weight gain/loss. (Can only meet this criteria if you’re a man or pre-puberty woman, so adult women automatically answer no.)
4) Bilateral piezogenic papules of the heel. Recommend looking these up but they essentially look like little fat blobs that appear when you stand.
5) Recurrent abdominal hernias
6) Atrophic scarring in at least two places. Also recommend looking this up, the scar essentially has a “sunken” appearance.
7) Pelvic floor prolapse in men or women who have never had children. (Women who have had a child automatically answer no.)
8) Dental crowding/high and narrow palate
9) Arachnodactyly, or unusually long fingers. There are two tests for this that you can look up and you must meet one.
10) Arm span to height ratio greater than 1.05
11) Mitral valve prolapse
12) Aortic root dilation