which can be linked to serious lung diseases or certain congenital heart diseases.
3. Yellowish spots on the skin (xanthelasmas and xanthomas)
The small yellow plaques that appear near the eyelids are known as xanthelasmas, while those that form on the elbows, knees, or hands are called xanthomas. Both are a sign of cholesterol buildup and increase the risk of atherosclerosis. Other similar alterations include lipomas and the corneal arch, common after the age of 50.
4. Elongated limbs and thin fingers (Marfan syndrome)
People with unusually long arms and fingers, tall stature and very flexible joints may have Marfan
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