It has not been found a definitive cure for Marfan syndrome, which would involve repairing the gene that causes it. Even so, people who suffer from it should:
Get regular medical checkups. It may be necessary to perform studies such as chest x-rays, and an echocardiogram at least once a year. There are closely monitor the occurrence of retinal detachment.
Follow a personalized treatment. As Marfan syndrome affects people in different ways, need different types of treatments. Some patients may need no treatment. Others may require beta-blockers to reduce the heart rate and blood pressure, and thus delay or prevent aortic dilatation. In some cases (for example, if an aneurysm in the aorta or there is a problem with the aortic or mitral valves) it is necessary to have surgery to place a prosthesis in the aorta or the heart valves.
Precautions are minimal. Be warned patients about the risks of severe emotional or physical stress, so you should avoid heavy exercise and contact sports. In addition, pregnancy also entails a risk.
Physiotherapy. There are cases in which the malformation may require physical therapy, splints , even surgery,