Lambert-Eaton syndrome

One person mentioned that they have their aorta checked every 6 months to a year with ultrasound, and unless it gets worse to the point of intervention being needed, that's all that happens. Another person found out about their aortic dilation due to a rare disease called **Loeys-dietz Syndrome**, similar to Marfans, and they are currently on heart meds to slow the process of it growing. If your condition worsens, you might experience symptoms such as chest pain or difficulty breathing, but regular check-ups and communication with your doctor is crucial.