I have a few Marfan's Syndrome symptoms, Can i really have it even if not classic?

Get off of Fluther and make an appointment with a psychotherapist. You are not a well man, and no one here can help you.

Or a doctor, even if you don’t have insurance.

Only a doctor can help you. I suggest you avail yourself of some insurance before you’re diagnosed with the condition.

How would a psychotherapist help a nervous system/cardiovascular disorder?

Classic symptoms usually fit no one. They are a statistical norm. You’ve already had at least five doctors indicate a possible diagnosis. Why not find ways to live, tricks to help and forums to share info with?

Here’s some useful info. http://www.medicinenet.com/marfan_syndrome/page3.htm

It has been alleged that A Lincoln had Marfan’s. http://rarediseases.about.com/cs/marfansyndrome/a/092402.htm

@iam2smart99037 This OP has made a series of posts on this forum, each one with a different physical complaint ranging from impotence (due to tight underwear) through, now, Marfan’s syndrome. It is not for the Marfan’s that I suggest psychiatric help.

That is sat.

@dpworkin I think the impotence was due to an injury sustained during ejaculation, actually. Correct me if I’m wrong.

Well, both, if you go read the post, which I believe was entirely as facticious as this one. This an attention-seeking person who lies easily, and needs some assistance.

No disagreement there.

At least it brought pathfinder out of hibernation. His English is improving at the speed of light.

That is a plus. I’ve been missing him.

@gailcalled @dpworkin Did I miss the memo this afternoon?

@dpworkin – Ah. Now I see.

Yeah, psychotherapist is the way to go.

all I would say is listen to dp and jbb they know what they’re talking about xx

You can get a yes or no to this question by going to the doctor. You said you had already done that, so why the discussion here?

My oldest grandson has a diagnosis of ‘possible’ Marfan as well. Apparently the test for it is not worth the trouble, so they simply treat the apparent symptoms. No one on the internet can help you, so keep in communication with your doctor, and follow his instructions. If you have any questions at all, talk it over with your doctor, since that is the only way you are going to find out the facts that apply to your own condition.

Go get a karyotype done and talk to a genetic counselor. It should be easy to find out.