If you are diagnosed with Marfan syndrome, you'll have regular check-ups to monitor how the disease affects you. Though there is no cure for Marfan syndrome, the right treatments can help to address or prevent related health problems.
Your doctor may recommend:
- Eye care: Marfan syndrome can cause vision problems, a detached or torn retina or dislocated lenses. Your doctor may recommend glasses or contacts to fix vision problems. In some cases, you may need eye surgery.
- Medications: Certain blood pressure medications can reduce the growth rate of a thoracic aortic aneurysm, a complication of Marfan syndrome.
- Surgery: You may need surgery to repair your aortic valve.
Other Marfan syndrome surgeries include:
