Patient's question:
Recently, the child has been crying a lot, and sometimes the sound of their crying is quite strange, a bit like a cat's meow. After going to the hospital for a physical health check-up, I found out it was cat cry syndrome. However, the doctor prescribed some medication for me to take home and advised me to rest more often. But I'd like to know what are the symptoms of cat cry syndrome?Doctor's answer:
Hello, small head, round asymmetrical face with a look of terror; widened eye spacing, epicanthal folds, downward slanting eyes, strabismus, cataracts, and optic atrophy; wide nasal bridge, small mandible, occasional, malocclusion, low ear position, developmental abnormalities, and short neck. During the neonatal period, low muscle strength, significant intellectual disability and developmental delay, such as being able to sit steadily only after the age of 2 and being able to walk independently only after the age of 4. In adulthood, hyperactivity and destructive behavior.