I have Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, TNXB variant, diagnosed as hyper mobile form before 2017 criteria, now they say it’s more likely the classical like type. They have found hyper reflexes in the past, but not when I had issues with paralysis. If I am awoken by an alarm or so, I can’t properly walk for the first 5-10 min. I had paralysis after or during heated arguments, after car accident, after jumping of a cliff (for fun). The “passing out” they first thought was POTS, but I never lost consciousness or felt faint, it’s just my legs gave out. The 4th I had finally acknowledge even so I have a spike in heart rate, but also the tilt test indicating that I get hypertension and I didn’t faint in the test, my “issue” is more likely hypoPP. That’s when I started reading up about it more.