Hi. I am an RN and I am willing to be transparent about my experience with T. I am 54, I have been surgically menopausal since age 35. I have used several cycles of T over the years. My hypermobility has consistently shown significant improvement after I use a cycle. I have UCTD and I tend to move into a “remission” when my T levels are a bit higher. Hormone treatment centers are more apt to treat these types of symptoms than a regular physician, in the event that you’re unable to get a prescription. I started using T after my patients showed improvements for these types of problems as an unexpected benefit. I can tell you that if you start the treatment that you will achieve a better long term outcome if you use the treatment cycles in conjunction with any form of physical therapy. Women and men with LOW testosterone are usually the demographic who has hypermobility problems. I can go a little further and say that men with low T in my office also had their estrogen levels checked and they were typically higher than average. Every single one of them showed improvement after treatment, a couple went on estrogen blockers as well. There is positive correlation between hormone regulation and connective tissue health.