Treatment of Cornelia de Lange syndrome depends on the severity, signs, and symptoms of the disease. Supplemental formula or placement of a gastrostomy tube may be necessary to support growth in infancy. Speech, physical, and occupational therapies are often recommended as a child develops into adolescence and, in some cases, beyond. Though rare, surgery may be necessary to address skeletal or gastrointestinal abnormalities.

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