Marfan syndrome - Symptoms. Symptoms of Marfan syndrome. Marfan syndrome can affect many parts of the body, including the skeleton, eyes, and heart and blood vessels (cardiovascular system). The severity of the symptoms varies widely. Some people experience a few mild symptoms, whereas others â about 1 in 10 â experience more severe symptoms.
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Teeth, Age and Bits. A foal will have grown his first 24 baby teeth, deciduous teeth, by nine months. By 12 months he will grow his first set of permanent molars. It will take four to five years for a young horse to loose all his baby teeth and replace them with the permanent adult horse teeth.