Treatment for Ebstein’s anomaly depends on the severity of your condition. Severity varies widely among individuals.
Some people with Ebstein’s anomaly do not have any symptoms. Some may develop a mild heart rhythm disorder. Others may require heart valve replacement. If you do not have symptoms, your doctor may recommend regular check-ups, including images of your heart.
Based on your condition, your doctor may prescribe medication. It can:
- Control irregular heartbeats
- Prevent blood clots
- Reduce fluid buildup
You may need surgery if you have severe symptoms or heart failure.
The knowledgeable team at Emory Healthcare will develop your personalized treatment plan.
